Load zoned road

I pay em no mind and keep on rollin.

Many of my 'bypass' routes are zoned

 

How about just calling the road commissioner for your area and letting them answer your question?

 

When i was hauling dirt locally for construction. We had a small job in a town on the outer edges of salt lake city. I was taking one load of gravel. Cop pulls me over and says this street is no trucks. There were no signs on the street. I was making a local delivery so he let me go. But he could have given me a ticket. He said the office is supposed to have a map of truck legal streets in the city.

 

Do like Jumbo suggested... Like another poster has stated must be Tx.
They have restricted some roads because of oil field traffic...

 

.....if you don't get cought.....

 

Yes they do expect u too the government are re tards.

 

I run two miles of gravel road to my house every week, even crossing single lane bridges. Very hilly. No one really gives a rip. And I do it loaded. I got home yesterday with 46K in a 53' dry box. Will deliver it Monday. Road is not marked in any way for anything but a stop sign at a "T" intersection. Bridges are not marked, nothing. I use the road weekly as do an occasional grain hauler, which I am sure is loaded to the max, and probably over.