Choose the correct Ontario inspection schedule
Quickly identify the right daily inspection schedule for your vehicle or trailer, aligned with Ontario commercial vehicle inspection requirements.
Daily commercial vehicle pre-trip inspections made easy. MTO inspection schedules, mobile-friendly controls, and PDF reports built for drivers and fleet operators in Ontario.
Quickly identify the right daily inspection schedule for your vehicle or trailer, aligned with Ontario commercial vehicle inspection requirements.
Log minor and major defects as you inspect each system, ensuring your vehicle inspection report meets Ontario compliance standards.
Automatically create a complete Ontario vehicle inspection report with all required details, ready to download or share as a PDF.
Built for Ontario Commercial Vehicle Inspections
Designed for drivers and fleets, this tool simplifies daily pre-trip inspections, helping you stay compliant with Ontario regulations while reducing errors and missed defects.
FAQ
A vehicle inspection report is a mandatory daily record required for commercial vehicles under Ontario regulations. Drivers must inspect key systems such as brakes, tires, lights, and steering before operating the vehicle and document any defects.
Commercial drivers operating trucks, buses, and other regulated vehicles in Ontario are required to complete a daily pre-trip inspection under Ministry of Transportation (MTO) rules.
A standard Ontario inspection includes brakes, tires, coupling devices, lights, steering, suspension, and load security. Our tool guides you step-by-step through all required inspection items to ensure compliance.
If a defect is identified, it must be recorded in the inspection report. Major defects must be repaired before the vehicle can be operated, while minor defects must still be documented and monitored.
Yes. The inspection flow is designed mobile-first, allowing drivers to complete compliant Ontario inspection reports directly from their phone while on the job.
Yes. Completed inspection reports can be exported as a PDF including vehicle details, inspector information, location, and defect status—making it easy to stay compliant and keep records.
Failing to complete a required vehicle inspection in Ontario can result in fines, penalties, or the vehicle being taken out of service during an MTO inspection.
Yes. Your progress is saved locally, so you can continue an in-progress inspection on the same device without losing your data.