I don’t think all those stories are lunch counter talk.
When I see what some folks go past and totally ignore to get to some of those low bridges I can clearly see why one situation might be viewed differently than the next even by the same officer.
Adventures in low bridge height
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the laminated Randy/mac is nice and all, but buying the waay cheaper paper one every year, keeps you up to date on changes.
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Hindsight being 20/20 I absolutely wish I had taken that route. Trucker Path suggested the other route and I took it watching out for any signs Prohibiting trucks or showing low bridges. There was never a road sign for either, and then I found myself facing what I knew was a low bridge.
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usually better to stay on numbered roads, if you can.
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I suggest always use google satellite and street view of any route you haven't been on before. If you see a bridge you aren't sure of just plan another route prior to traveling.
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Does Trucker path have a place to input stuff like vehicle height/width? Check box for Hazmat?
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Yes, all that truck data is entered in to the app. It still recommended the route.Blu_Ogre Thanks this. -
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