County just weight restricted my road

The town where I live has a website.

 

I did miss that part, thank you. Still even then it only applis to national network and one mile off those routes.

My guess though, is the county sheriff will not ticket. At least by his comment so far. I personally would not worry about it. Find the exact law that governes road weights for the state and county and any exemption. Just not worth loosing sleep over until you do.

 

They do that here in the spring and fall. Usually 75% or 90% of legal axle weights.

 

I prefer absolute freedom versus any sort of controlling.

I cannot stand any kind of control over home and lands that I own. It's not really mine to begin with. It's bad enough that I have to tolerate this rental. It's still better than a Home Association etc.

 

You must've missed the "or where a commercial motor carrier maintains facilities" in the middle bullet point. The 1st bullet point describes petitioning for access beyond 1 mile from the national network, and the state has 90 days to respond or else access is granted.

The national network typically includes interstates and us highways. Federal law requires states to allow access on roads within 1 mile of those routes, although some states allow farther. If you need access beyond what is allowed by law, then you petition for access. In other words, this has absolutely NOTHING to do with driving on interstates and US highways, but rather on the state & local roads (such as the dirt road the OP needs to drive upon to go home).

 

I sure did miss it.

Thank you for the assistance.

If it is one thing I do miss its the occasional REALLY IMPORTANT details.

 

You also missed the 'food, fuel, rest and maintenance' provisions. When I go home, it's usually to get food and rest.