Just a heads up to all the drivers flying past the Florida Agricultural inspections sites without green light to do so and/or the yellow flashing lights that say bypass..........
Who Has to Stop at an Inspection Station?
The following vehicles must stop and submit to inspection:
- Trucks,
- Rental trucks,
- Vans,
- Trailers AND
- Any vehicles carrying agricultural, horticultural or livestock products
Agricultural Inspection Stations / Agriculture Industry / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Are you following Florida Law?
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I’ve been redlighted into every one with a flatbed… the dude just gives me a thumbs up and waves me through.
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If you're never hauling anything agricultural, you can add the FL cabbage cops to your account. Not sure if it costs any extra or not, but I have worked for a glass hauling company and several dry van companies that never hauled anything they needed to see, so the companies had it set up to bypass them.
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How do I bypass Florida agricultural inspection facilities? - PrePass86scotty and staceydude Thank this. -
I like when they ask what your hauling in a tanker, and you say you don’t know.
They ask why and you show paperwork and the load name is something like Methionylthreonylthreonylglutaminylarginyl
I tell them I can’t pronounce it, I thought it was supposed to be in English.
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