I live on a no thru trucks road, and bringing my truck home.

Local ordinance no truck's in residential. My hometown in Nd has this.Due to an ### clown dropping loaded trailers in the city streets.

 

Reading is fundamental......Look into it sometime

 

Typically, "No Trucks" means no "thru trucks". In other words, if you have business on that street, you're perfectly fine.
Where you live, ie local ordinance, is your clue.

 

I agree with @Tumbleweed TowMan and @Opus you’re not going “through” you’re going “to”. Send it.

 

AND TURN YOUR JAKE OFF

 

In fairness to the guy with tight underwear. The sign is no THRU trucks. Not no trucks. So he's technically correct.

I've parked my bobtail in an empty/abandoned parking lot on my girl's street. Which is a no THRU trucks street. Not had a problem. But it's FL not oh.

 

Try telling that to Grandview MO. Got a ticket for that samething. Just started parking my truck a few blocks from that area and they could careless.

 

so as i said, "go in person" to the town hall and the police dept.

phone calls on something like this, might get ignored.

take nothing for granted.

 

Call the local Highway Patrol and ask, but I have also understood that no thru traffic means no trucks unless you have business on that route. You have business on that route. Im in Ohio as well.