Fleetworthy Expands Automated Inspection Technology to Five States
What happened
Fleetworthy is expanding its Expedited Inspection service to five states, including California, Michigan, Vermont, and Maine. This technology, available through Fleetworthy’s Weigh Station Bypass solution, automates the transfer of fleet and vehicle data to enforcement officers. In Nevada, where the solution was first introduced in June 2025, officers report saving approximately 15 minutes per inspection.
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Why it matters
The technology helps reduce roadside friction for fleets and law enforcement. According to an American Transportation Research Institute 2024 Analysis, the marginal cost of operating a truck is $91.27 per hour, meaning each inspection saves roughly $22.82.
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Who's involved
- Nevada Highway PatrolImplemented the industry’s first automated roadside inspection solution in Nevada.
- California Highway PatrolCoordinates with the Nevada Highway Patrol to manage closures and reopenings on Interstate 80.
- Michigan Department of TransportationIs one of the states receiving the expansion of the automated inspection technology.
- Michigan State PoliceIs one of the states receiving the expansion of the automated inspection technology.
- Vermont Agency of TransportationIs one of the states receiving the expansion of the automated inspection technology.
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The entities involved
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Nevada Highway Patrol
division of the Nevada Department of Public Safety
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Nevada
state of the United States of America