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Trucker Hit With Massive Fine for Rig More Than 130,000 lbs. Overweight
Corman Park, Saskatchewan – Canadian authorities recently shared an incident in which a trucker was hit with a massive fine for an overweight violation.
According to Corman Park Police (CPP), the incident occurred at a weigh scale along Highway 16 in Corman Park, just south of Saskatoon.
CPP says that during the course of inspecting a tractor hauling an extended flatbed trailer loaded with heavy machinery, it was determined the rig weighed 114,050 kilograms (more than 251,000 lbs.)
The maximum allowable weight is 53,500 kilograms (approximately 117,947 lbs.) making the load more than 130,000 lbs. overweight without the proper permits.
Unfortunately for the trucker, who authorities did not identified, he did not have the “proper permits,” according to CPP.
The trucker was hit with a fine of C$25,361, which is the equivalent of US$18,904.
- @CormanParkPolice on Twitter
"Is this going to affect my bonus?"
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by not4hire, Mar 1, 2020.
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More proof that you can't fix stupid.
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Ouch!
Almost as bad as that outfit in Alberta a few years back.Bean Jr. Thanks this. -
So I wonder why not take the time to get the permits. Would it be legal then?
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I've got a guess as to which company it might be too......
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Put your guesses out there.....
To bad it wasn’t sturgie.....JonJon78 Thanks this.
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