Restricted roads in GA... will I get in trouble?

I'd call the pd there and ask about it, but I don't want to be putting any ideas in their heads. I passed one coming off the ramp of ronald reagan pkwy (one of the restricted roads) and he didn't bat an eye but he may have been full on doughnuts and not in the mood to hassle anyone. I can tell you they are everywhere in that town. Probably pulling people over for running red lights lmao

And to clarify, what you are saying is that it may not be the total weight of the vehicle but instead just the weight of the load? I dunno how a lot of these restrictions are supposed to be interpreted but the sign def says GVWR. Whats odd though, is that on google its a yellow road. I thought yellow was a truck route. Checked the truckers atlas and it looks fine there too... and if you go to the listings of restricted routes by state, its not listed... but:

 

forgot to mention:

It was early morning both times I ran through that neck of the woods. I passed maybe 3 cars total going the opposite direction and nobody was on my side of road. Both times didn't see a single truck. It was an eerily quiet ride...

 

I can deal with company crapola, its just gotta be for a good reason, like the net gain that banging this load out in one shift would get me.

What else happened to you btw? What did you say to the cop? You get a fine? Where at, what state? How many times did you get away with it?

 

ronald reagan pkwy is like a 6 mile stretch through a residential area. At 3am on a weekday its dead, I promise you. Is gwinnett co atlanta proper? idk, its not within 285

Takes too many minutes away.

After some browsing a pdf about truck restrictions on the gwinnett co official website I actually found a route that might work that is completely truck legal (if you can trust a pdf on a gov website). They are certainly gray residential roads, but maybe gunning it through there is safer than blowing lights and ignoring truck restrictions. I could also find the local hospital, park there and go off duty then call and report an accident at my destination and then follow the ambulance there.