The recommended frequency for fleet inspections can vary depending on several factors, including the type of vehicles in the fleet, the nature of their use, and any regulatory requirements that may apply. Generally, fleet inspections should be conducted on a regular basis, such as every six months or annually, to ensure that the vehicles are in good working condition and meet all necessary safety and regulatory requirements. However, some vehicles may require more frequent inspections based on their use and the conditions they are exposed to.In addition to regular inspections, daily driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIRs) are a critical component of fleet inspections that help fleets maintain compliance with state and federal regulations. DVIRs are completed by drivers before and after each trip and are used to identify any defects or safety issues with the vehicle. If any defects or safety issues are identified, they must be addressed before the vehicle can be operated again.DVIRs can help fleet managers to identify and address issues with vehicles quickly, reducing the risk of accidents and breakdowns, and minimizing downtime. They also help to ensure that all vehicles in the fleet are operating safely and in compliance with applicable regulations.