I understand that part, but how do you get away with calling your tank empty if it has placardable amount of product in it?
Placarded Tanker Used Empty Lane at Weigh Station
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I have heard that too lol. I mentioned that to the one officer inspecting me at Chowchilla. He probably thought I was full of it. -
The scale house wants to stop the overweight loads, not the fumes left inside a dirty tanker. Simple as that.
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By regulation any bulk tank that has had hazmat must have placards in it until it has been cleanedMACK E-6, tscottme, Crude Truckin' and 1 other person Thank this. -
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We was once told, if we got caught removing the placards from a tank container, it could be up to $10000 fine.
We could replace a bad one.
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