Depends on where the sign is... I beat a ticket like this, but it was weight restricted.
It's called Selective Exclusion and below is a clip from the MUTCD (Federal Guidelines).
Support: 03 Typical exclusion messages include: A. No Trucks (R5-2), B. NO MOTOR VEHICLES (R5-3), C. NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES (R5-4), D. NO TRUCKS (VEHICLES) WITH LUGS (R5-5), E. No Bicycles (R5-6), F. NO NON-MOTORIZED TRAFFIC (R5-7), G. NO MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLES (R5-8), H. No Pedestrians (R9-3), I. No Skaters (R9-13), J. No Equestrians (R9-14), and K. No Hazardous Material (R14-3) (see Section 2B.62). Option: 07 The Selective Exclusion sign should be placed on the right-hand side of the roadway at an appropriate distance from the intersection so as to be clearly visible to all road users turning into the roadway that has the exclusion.
Caught On A "NO TRUCKS" Road?
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Of course none of that matters if you land in front of a anti-truck biased judge.
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Well.....if you avoid those roads then you won't have to fight that ticket now will you?
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I was permitted on a F m road in Texas, my GPS said it was restricted. No sign, did a load a day, one day a sign with the weight limit apeared. Changed the route.
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I got a ticket from tree police, I cut through to avoid an road shutdown . I just kept my mouth shut and paid the ticket
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