COVID-19 | Commercial Vehicle Safety Inspection Details
09 June 2020
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Relating to commercial vehicles regulations.
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Holiday Restrictions - 2020
The following restrictions apply for vehicles 10' 6" wide and over and/or 108,000 lbs and over:
Guide to Motor Carrier Safety Regulations in Vermont
28 June 2018
This guide has been written based on Vermont laws and regulations. Since the Vermont legislature convenes every year in January, the information in this guide is subject to change. We have made every effort to ensure that the information in this guide is correct and up-to-date.
VERMONT ROUTE 9 CHAIN UP LAW
01 December 2017
Quick summary of law requiring use of tire chains on Vermont Route 9 during inclement weather
Are "Road Making Appliances" Titled?
The following vehicles are exempt from titling. However, these may be titled if the proper documentation and fees are submitted.
Under what circumstances can a CMV be stopped?
The standard for stopping a vehicle in Vermont is “reasonable suspicion”. However, commercial vehicles are subject to inspection, upon demand, by an enforcement officer certified to inspect such vehicles.
Are chains required from West Brattleboro to Wilmington?
There is no law that requires the use of chains on the Hogback Mountain portion of VT Rte 9. The only mandatory chain-up area is from the chain-up site in Wilmington to the chain-up site in Bennington.
More information on Vermont Chain Up law
Drivewyze PreClear
Drivewyze PreClear Weigh Station Bypass Program: Vermont DMV has authorized the Drivewyze PreClear bypass program to operate at some locations. Commercial fleets and owner-operators that register with the Drivewyze PreClear bypass service are eligible to bypass these sites instead of always pulling in, at rates determined by the state of Vermont and based upon safety scores and other prerequisites. Drivewyze PreClear is not a transponder-based bypass system, but runs instead as a GPS based application on smartphones, tablets and select in-cab devices.
Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program
Throughout Vermont, trained officers inspect commercial vehicles and their drivers for compliance with state and federal motor carrier safety regulations. Inspections are conducted at interstate weigh stations as well as along many of the state’s frequently travelled rural roadways.
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