Analysis Reveals Disparity in Safety Violations Between Cross-Border and Domestic Trucking Carriers
The article highlights a significant disparity in safety inspection violations between Mexican-domiciled truck carriers operating in the U.S. and their Canadian counterparts, as well as domestic operators. Mexican carriers from Tamaulipas recorded an average of 3.26 violations per roadside inspection over the past year compared to just 1.04 for Canadian carriers.
Topics: cross-border trucking FMCSA regulations safety violations supply chain economics