[WEBINAR] DOT Compliance Ahead of Roadcheck 2026

April 9, 2026 | 1:00 PM ET

CVSA International Roadcheck is one of the largest inspection events of the year. In 2026, inspectors will focus on electronic logging device tampering, falsification, and manipulation.

Hours of Service compliance is under close review. Fleets must make sure drivers use ELDs correctly. Logs must be accurate and complete before inspection week begins.

Join us on April 9, 2026, for a free webinar that explains what to expect and how to prepare your fleet.

Current FMCSA Fine Levels for Hours of Service Violations

FMCSA can issue civil penalties when Hours of Service rules are broken. Penalties vary by the type of violation and who is responsible. For 2025 and into 2026 the maximum civil penalties for HOS-related violations include:

• Carriers can face fines of up to around $19,000 per violation for basic Hours of Service violations.

• Drivers can face fines of up to about $4,800 per violation when they fail to meet HOS rules

• More serious violations such as log falsification or knowingly filing false records can bring civil penalties of about $15,800 or more.

These penalties are civil fines set by FMCSA and reflect the agency’s effort to enforce compliance. Accurate logkeeping and correct ELD use help reduce the likelihood of large fines during Roadcheck 2026 and beyond.

What we will cover

In this session, we will explain:

• The 2026 Roadcheck driver focus area

• What counts as ELD tampering or falsified logs

• Common Hours of Service mistakes

• What inspectors look for during roadside checks

• How to review log data before inspection week

If your fleet operates DOT-regulated vehicles, this webinar will help you reduce risk and improve inspection readiness.

Save Your Spot

Roadcheck lasts only three days. Violations can impact your fleet much longer.

Register for this free webinar and learn how to strengthen your Hours of Service compliance before April 9, 2026.