Can Truckers legally deliver Marijuana in states where it's legal

Yes it is a commodity just like anything else. But I would expect it to be cheap freight.

 

With it still classified illeagle with the federal regulators I would not want to be caught up in the mess that will some day be coming. Also being a "drug" you still have the problem of security, would suck to have stayed clean to be shot by wacko.

 

You haul alcohol, pot as well. Its just freight. Packaging is discretely labelled unlike alcohol, don't expect to see a big fan leaf on the box
In Canada our postal service makes the pickup from facility and then distributed to common carriers for furtherance.
A skid of pot might weigh 300 lbs,,,its mostly packaging. I know some facilities their BOL does not identify the shipper by their commonly known name.

 

I got two questions for OP. 1) How do you think it's already getting to the places where it's being sold? 2) Would you be having this same conversation if it were tobacco? Just a plant that the fairies ain't gonna teleport from one place to the other.

 

They aren't hauling truck loads of pot around. It's grown locally, processed locally and distributed locally. At least in this neck of the Weeds. Lol

 

It's legal to grow in Washington DC even for non-medicinal recreational purposes so obviously it can move via surface transport.

 

i should look in to hauling this

 

I recall one facility in Jersey used to take in container loads. The security was beyond acceptable to me in those days there. It aint pot that went there. But something else. I just don't remember enough about it.

I don't see a market for truckload of pot as freight. Even if you did have a run you will need to have security with you, it.

I hauled narcotics among other things at high dollar value for McKesson out of Memphis often and that's pretty.. outrageous if you let it unravel. I heard they hit one of those trucks in TN once already not too long ago.

 

yes i understand that