For Pennsylvania State Police · CVE

Every Federal Motor Carrier Safety Reg. In your hand.

Pennsylvania is the northeastern freight backbone — I-80, I-76, I-78, I-81 — and PSP CVE runs one of the longest-tenured hazmat enforcement programs in the country. A Level I touches eight CFR parts. RegLogic carries all of them — federal, hazmat, and the Pennsylvania overlay — in one search.

15 minutes with someone who's run the inspections. No pitch deck.
49 CFR §395 HOS §393 Equipment §172–180 Hazmat Pennsylvania overlay Mobile + Offline
30 yrs
Publishing the
regulatory standard
104
CFR Titles
covered
8,000+
Pages searchable
and cross-referenced
Nightly
Pulled from federal
publishing feeds
2 a.m., your shift

I-80, mile 220. A chemical hauler with a dripping valve. The driver is running for a third-party broker for a Marcellus operator, and his manifest is thicker than a court filing. The county hazmat team is thirty-five minutes out. The road is wet and the ditch slopes toward a feeder creek. You need a placard read, an exposure call, and a corridor decision before the next mile marker.

What it does at a roadside

Three lookups every PSP CVE shift makes. In RegLogic, they take seconds.

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§395.3 HOS lookup
49 CFR §395 · HOS

Hours of service, in two taps

A driver tells you he's been hauling since 0500 from the Marcellus wellhead. RegLogic puts §395.3, the 14-hour window, and the 67 PA Code intrastate variations on one screen. No flipping. No second-guessing.

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§393.47 Brake stroke
49 CFR §393 · Equipment

Brake adjustment + CVSA OOS, side by side

Stroke on axle three measures long. RegLogic shows §393.47's max stroke and the CVSA out-of-service threshold (20%) in the same paragraph. Your decision is on screen, not in two binders.

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§172.504 + Pennsylvania
49 CFR §172 + state

Hazmat with the Pennsylvania overlay built in

A chemical hauler with Marcellus-origin produced water and a dripping valve. RegLogic shows §172.504 federal, the PA DEP overlay, the produced-water cross-check, and the ERG guide page — on one screen. The state binder stays in the trunk.

The brand moat

Federal text. State overlay. Cross-references. One paragraph.

No other regulatory reference shows you what Pennsylvania's overlay does to a federal section in the same view. RegLogic pulls federal feeds nightly and lays the state's modifications right where you read.

Same color-coded format PSP troopers know from the print Field Guide — built into a search engine that knows I-80, the Turnpike, and the Marcellus.

RegLogic preview · §393.47
§393.47 — Brake stroke at maximum air pressure
(b) The maximum stroke at which the brakes must be capable of being adjusted shall not be exceeded. Type 16 chambers: 1¾"; Type 20: 1¾"; Type 24: 1¾"…
(Pennsylvania) 67 PA Code §175.80 mirrors the federal stroke maxima; PSP CVE coordinates the inspection criteria with PennDOT and PUC for hazmat and produced-water haulers.
Cross-reference: CVSA OOS Criteria, item 1.b (≥20% defective brakes) · §393.48 (brake performance) · §396.3 (inspection & maintenance)
Section heading Federal text Pennsylvania overlay Cross-references
See it on a Level I

30 minutes. Your scenarios. No pitch deck.

We'll walk a PSP-typical inspection — driver logs, brake stroke, DQ file, hazmat with the PA DEP overlay — through RegLogic. No pitch deck. No procurement pressure. Just the tool, on your shift's actual scenarios.

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