Better have all your ducks in a row if youre coming to FL. They are working pretty hard and dont appear to be slacking. The White Springs scale on I75 NB and SB is hard at it, Ocala scale isnt as bad, troopers like to work an area just south of Ocala(approx MM 339 IIRC). I always see 4wheelers pulled over there and not just one...but 3 or 4 and thats not an exaggeration.
So...be careful in FL.
Florida DOT hard at work
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by longbedGTs, Jun 4, 2011.
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Until I can walk through any decent sized truck stop and not see at least three OOS violations, or every time they do one of the "blitzes" and get a 20% or better OOS rate I will maintain they are not doing their #### job enough.
Until violations have teeth (CSA is a small step to actually removing some of the 25%) we will continue to see subpar drivers and equipment cause damage and take lives.
231 hell if you can't catch a stick truck, seed hauler, or peanuts for gross overweight (100,000+) you aint paying attention. And the reason all those boy's run through there like that? They friggin know only on certain days do those donut munching, pud pulling, lard butted goobers do their #### job! And the howls will be heard all the way from Enterprise to Dixie County allerting the boys to take a day off.
The proof is right here in this thread. What is it's basis? Look out they woke up in Florida!
Next week we will hear of theirr great success in issuing tickets and OOS orders five to ten times above average. And no one will see the glaring omission. If you caught that many why don't you every #### day. Oh right they wait until there is a blitz to roll their crap on the road
Yeah right. Simple truth is they finally did their #### job and now have to take the next 362 days off to recover
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