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U.S. DOT Highway Safety Inspection Blitz


The nationwide 2026 U.S. Truck Safety Inspection (officially Operation Safe Driver Week) will be conducted across the United States from July 12 to July 18, 2026. Jointly enforced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and state-level law enforcement agencies, the campaign will impose high-frequency and stringent roadside inspections on all in-transit trucks.
Below are potential disruptions expected during the inspection period:
  1. Most trucking carriers may suspend operations temporarily, leading to delays in container pickup and warehouse delivery. General order transit times are projected to be disrupted for 1 to 2 weeks.
  2. Rates for Less Than Truckload (LTL) and Full Truckload (FTL) shipments will surge significantly, with higher risks of pickup delays.
  3. If your consignees have strict delivery deadlines, please notify us in advance. We will arrange alternative transportation solutions and provide revised quotations accordingly.
  4. Truck transit lead times will be extended accordingly. Amazon FBA truck deliveries and commercial/private warehouse truck shipments will face delivery delays. Please promptly update sellers with the latest industry updates and adjust their estimated delivery windows (DW) in a timely manner.
  5. Difficulty securing truck appointments will cause cargo backlogs at overseas warehouses, occupying warehouse capacity and triggering widespread warehouse overstocking. Container devanning durations will also be prolonged.
  6. Shipments unloaded at West Coast ports with cross-country delivery to Midwest and East Coast warehouses will experience volatile transit times. For sellers utilizing this routing, keep them fully informed of the nationwide truck capacity shortage to avoid disruptions to inventory restocking and sales.
Drawing on the industry-wide impacts of the DOT inspection held in May, truck capacity will become extremely tight and scarce in the coming weeks, inevitably disrupting all shipment timelines. All partners are requested to share this industry alert with sellers and advise them to adjust their inventory stocking and shipping schedules. Our team will fully coordinate transportation resources to mitigate disruptions. Thank you for your understanding and support!

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