Yes, EHS software can track vehicle inspection forms by storing completed digital checklists, timestamps, driver information, vehicle details, photos, defects, signatures, and follow-up actions. This helps safety managers confirm that inspections are being completed consistently across fleets, terminals, job sites, and shifts. In U.S. high-risk operations, vehicle inspection records are important because equipment condition directly affects worker safety, public safety, operational uptime, and compliance readiness. Digital tracking also makes it easier to identify repeat defects, monitor unresolved issues, and retrieve records without searching through paper files or disconnected spreadsheets.