Speeding, unsafe transport stopped by northern Ont. police
The driver of a commercial motor vehicle is facing multiple charges after police stopped the vehicle for speeding.
Temagami Ontario Provincial Police stopped the tractor-trailer on July 10.
Temagami Ontario Provincial Police discovered a broken air reservoir tank bracket on a commercial motor vehicle on July 10, 2024 following a traffic stop. (Ontario Provincial Police/Facebook)
“A further truck inspection revealed the following: a broken lower frame rail, a broken air reservoir tank bracket, a damaged and cracked rim and worn air lines,” the OPP said on social media.
Temagami Ontario Provincial Police discovered worn air lines on a commercial motor vehicle on July 10, 2024 following a traffic stop. (Ontario Provincial Police/Facebook)
Police added that the driver had not completed a pre-trip inspection report since April.
Both the driver and the company were charged and are scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 1.
“The trailer plate and annual inspection sticker were removed,” police said.
None of the allegations has been proven in court
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