If I was going from warrenton to waynesboro I wouldn’t route it pass the grovetown scales. Even during the day. I don’t know why he was on 10. Should’ve gone through wrens. Other than that I don’t know what your point is? I would have dodged the scale too. But I would have done it in broad daylight.
But who knows. It doesn’t say what time of day this happened. I mean it does get dark at 5 pm and Georgia is a half hour before sunset. I’m sure it was a contractor. They may have had intentions of getting it done before dark and life happened. And they got held up and he was trying to get back to the yard. IDK and honestly nobody else on here does either.
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Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by mjd4277, Dec 9, 2022.
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Yes it does. Look at the citation in the upper middle.
It says 5:09 pm.
With it being near wintertime the sunset usually starts around 4:30 to 5:00 pm.
The point is a lot of those smaller towns in that part of the state have truck restrictions or prohibitions because they don’t want trucks tearing up stuff,can’t safely negotiate some of the turns,the roads can’t handle the weight,the residents don’t want to listen to trucks passing through,or all of the above at once. Most of those towns have designated bypasses specifically for truck traffic,and even then there may be restrictions on weight and length.
When it’s said and done that driver’s *** is grass!
If life really happened for him,knowing how Georgia MCCD does things, I wouldn’t have taken that load,no matter what time of the day it is!
I drive to MAKE MONEY-NOT LOSE IT!
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