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Originally Posted by Hagstace Just did a quick search for a new article about this and ran across this at a news site, New Jersey Newsroom (I'd put a link, but I'm too new a member to get to do that, I think). Anyway, here's a quote from the article: "Commercial motor vehicle drivers won't be subject to a fine if the driver is traveling to a location with snow and ice removal equipment or technology, provided that the driver has not already passed such a location before being stopped."
Well, I guess that shows me. I should feel all peachy keen better now, I suppose. Ain't it funny that I don't? And to think, I just hated going to Jersey before this new law because of the insane traffic and road system. Enough is never enough, I gess. :::sigh::: |
It's been a while since I've worked OTR. But as a company driver, you don't have the option to travel to "a location with snow and ice removal equipment or technology". With satellite tracking and bean counters watching out-of-route miles like a hawk...
You'd have to have the snow removal equipment in the Turnpike service areas, or drivers won't be allowed to go to the snow removal equipment, even if Jersey mandates that they should.
Oh, and just how long are we supposed to wait in line to have snow removed at every snow storm? Considering the roof will likely clear itself in a few miles of driving, does Jersey REALLY expect drivers to wait in line for hours at a snow removal facility? Please...