I wish this was practical in my daily work. The city driver who drives my truck in the daylight hours does a real job getting my tractor as nasty as possible while ignoring anything resembling a pre- or post-trip.
I had to put the tractor out of service one night with an unreported flat drive tire. I didn't say anything untoward about the city driver not reporting it, since it may have been a slow leak that had flattened the tire in the hours since he finished his P&D route. But the next morning when I got back to the yard, there was my out-of-service tractor hooked to a trailer ready to leave.
I went on the dock and asked him if he intended to drive that tractor on his route. He indicated in the affirmative.
"You know it's got a flat drive tire, right?"
He did not. Because he didn't even thump a single tire or roll the hood. No pre-trip whatsoever.
I was nice enough not to report him to management that time. Just like I have been nice enough not to report all the half-empty drink containers and boxes of candy, or all the grease-blackened cleaning rags I've thrown away from cleaning the steering wheel, door handles, and control knobs and switches in the cab every single day. I'm supposed to transfer to a different tractor on our next bid, and I'm hoping he doesn't follow me into my new-old truck.