Probably because jokers like to flip out the radioactive placard in the truck stops while you’re sleeping.
The dreaded placard removal. Stuck on, how do you remove?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Coolbreezin, Oct 25, 2017.
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I considered hazmat from the view of law to be a very intellectually stimulating exercise however dispatchers in my experience have fought against me when I insisted on complying with bypass etc.
As far as painting over hazmat not applying to a load, I don't know if it's legal or not in the law. But as far as I am concerned a spray paint can usually defaces or removes the message provided by the diamond. -
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I've used sticky placards. But I usually have hard cards in the cab, that I put the sticky ones on the back of, then put in the holder or tape to the trailer.
That way I don't have to peel them nasty buggers off or worry about them flying out of the holder. -
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tape is illegal on any placard nothing can cover any part of the placard thus the reason for stick on. The holder must have a one inch broader all the way around. Illinois has written thousands of tickets for taped on placards.
Just passing by, whoopNride and scottied67 Thank this. -
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They have let me pass through multiple states and several inspections. Taped to the trailer.
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