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If a truck inspection station is open, trucks must?

Continue without stopping

Turn around and find an alternative route

Stop and turn off the engine

Enter and stop for inspection

The requirement for trucks to enter and stop for inspection at an open truck inspection station is crucial for safety and regulatory compliance. These inspection stations are put in place to monitor vehicles for proper maintenance, load security, weight compliance, and potential violations of safety regulations. Stopping for inspection helps ensure that all trucks on the road are in good condition and meet legal standards, which ultimately contributes to road safety for all users. By entering the inspection station, truck drivers fulfill their obligation to comply with provincial laws and regulations. This not only helps prevent accidents caused by mechanical failures or overloaded vehicles but also aids in maintaining a level playing field for all carriers by ensuring adherence to safety standards.

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