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

Then when trucker passes the no-thru trucks sign, a cop would have to see that occur, and then see that truck go-thru to the other end of that stretch of posted road and pass the opposing no-thru trucks sign.

But he won't get to that sign, because he parked and shut down at home within that stretch, he never went-thru.

And if it was just a cop observing trucker only coming out of said posted stretch, trucker has his home address on his DL confirming he parks within that posted road.

That's about as technically simple as I can type it.

 

Either way he must goes past a sign the say no thru trucks, and there is no reasonable way to know ahead of time that the road is truck restricted and you must drive 15 miles oor.

All I'm saying is it is possible to get a ticket while delivering on a "no thru trucks" road.

 

By visiting the officiating department and getting a straight answer, all of these suppositions will be avoided.

 

Didn’t read all the posts but I live on a no thru truck route but I’m not going thru.
I’m going to

 

I reckon I have tickets due, my sign is even more adamant about it.

I go past this everyday, turn around, and park at home.

 

Sounds good all the way to talking to the judge. Cops can write a ticket and you can fight it as well. That is the great thing about the good country we live in. Whom is right sometimes is only whom has the money or connections.

 

I would assume you work with the cops when wrecks. Gonna guess if so they probably give you a pass like a lot of places do.

 

But does your truck identify as a truck?

 

He identifies as a Bison.

Cuz he looks like one.

And he is a he because I AM a he, by gawd, lol.

 

Most wreckers do.

But, granted, I was indeed being facetious with the view ..... I am the last house on a dead end street.