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Delaware State Police say two people used fraudulent driver credentials and shipping documents to collect an electronics trailer from a New Castle warehouse. Troopers recovered the trailer with all cargo still inside and charged one man; the investigation remains open.
A Sikh truck driver survived a September 13 stabbing at the Bitter Creek rest area on Interstate 80. A suspect faces an attempted-murder charge, while the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office says investigators have not established a motive.
A final NTSB investigation recommends closing Ohio Turnpike low-speed toll lanes and moving to fully electronic tolling after a 2024 crash involving a tractor-trailer. The recommendations are not a federal mandate or an adopted Ohio rule.
CVSA says agencies in 10 U.S. states and three Canadian provinces conducted 4,340 commercial-vehicle inspections during a June–July human-trafficking awareness initiative tied to international soccer events.
CVSA says inspectors completed 5,046 U.S. and Canadian hazmat/dangerous-goods inspections during a five-day June initiative and placed 683 vehicles out of service.
CVSA's three-day International Roadcheck results show brake systems led vehicle out-of-service violations, while missing medical cards led driver violations.
Inspectors emphasized brake drums and rotors during the August 23–29 enforcement initiative; final results were not available in the launch announcement.
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