What law enforcement is looking for and how to avoid being cited

July 30, 2019

Be prepared for roadside inspection changes in the era of ELD.

Nationwide, law enforcement officers are being trained on how to identify different violations during a roadside inspection. Armed with a general understanding of the most typical violations officers are looking for, you can stay on the right side of the law. Learn more with this whitepaper from Zonar.

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