If you work as an interstate carrier, what must you complete for each bus driver?

The requirement for interstate carriers is to conduct a written inspection for each bus driver. This inspection is part of ensuring that drivers are properly qualified and fit to operate a commercial vehicle safely. It verifies that drivers meet the necessary vehicle and safety standards, ensuring compliance with federal regulations.

In the context of bus operations, written inspections help ascertain whether drivers understand and adhere to safety protocols, vehicle maintenance needs, and operational standards. Completing these inspections regularly ensures adherence to safety laws and regulations, which is critical in maintaining a record of safety for both the drivers and passengers.

Other options, such as road safety assessments or driver qualification tests, may contribute to overall safety and compliance but do not specifically fulfill the immediate written reporting requirement mandated for drivers in the context of interstate operations.