my elog doesnt have a line 5
you go off duty personal conveince
i drove 400 miles on it one day empty going HT
Pulled over driving bobtail on Non-Truck route
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by ipogsd, Dec 10, 2012.
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its set by companys cuz they dont want there drivers using there fuel up lol. and dptrucker im sure he ment that loaded most are 80,000....
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I would check if the road you were on is weight restricted. Keep in mind a bobtail is between 7-9 tons. Also if you were on U.S. Route, they have to have wriiten consent from the feds to restrict a federally funded road.
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some not truck routes will be posted for axle weight jon
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Pay $120 for a year for a pickup or pay $2500 to be registered 80k tractor. Better yet pay $45 for two years for a farm pickup good to 36k.
The 80k plates dont protect you from the laws regarding your components being rated that high though. County boys may be okay but contrary to what super troopers portrays, the state boys dont seem to have much of a sense of humor.
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10,000 GVW or over is a truck. BT, you're about 18-19K. Most restricted truck routes are because of weight. Cities don't want trucks tearing up their roads, right ? Now there are exceptions, like the Mayor lives on this street and doesn't want trucks driving by his house, or,maybe a hospital or school.
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