Mud flaps must be at the rear of the trailer

In 7 years I have seen probably like two trailers with mud flaps at the tandems and then a set at the dot bumper. And I noticed all of these trailers had super singles. Either way looks funky for one and two a waste of mudflaps

Only thing I have heard and am aware of is it it can't be any higher than 6" off the ground other wise it beats the purpose lol

 

I think that JCT runs two sets of flaps

 

I took someone to jail for moving a house outside of the hours restricted on the permit. The village idiot shut down my side of greater Charlotte and thought he was above the law. DOT wasn't happy either. Pretty sure he isn't moving houses anymore. Back on topic Loves makes a killing on mud flaps. Has anyone ever got ticketed for not having flaps on their tractor?

 

We just went through an audit and an inspection of 5 of our trucks by FMCSA. Not the state DOT guys but the feds themselves. Now they were only inspecting the tractors and he specifically pointed out that it is a good idea to have mudflaps but they did not care as there was no FEDERAL regulation requiring them. He did state that most states do require them however.

 

I was just thinking about not seeing them on trailers but always on tractors and how bass ackwards that is.

 

I once had to pay $22 for one paper thin mudflap from the flying j still better than a ticket , but your right about the killing.

 

The curb on on the back row at TS has plenty of free ones.