"No Thru Trucks" what's the difference?

that's what I thought

 

You got it.

 

No thru trucks means that local deliveries are allow and it could also mean that a truck owner lives there.

The sign with the red line indicates that you cannot drive your truck there. It is also an indication that there is a truck route that will get you where you want to go but it isn't down that street. That is the time to get on your cell phone and call first the place you need to get to and ask directions, second your dispatcher, or third the police. It is always okay to call the police and ask for truck routing information.

I turned onto a no truck route one time. The wrecker bill was 200. He told me that he gets 3 calls a week there. Took him all of 3 minutes to earn that. The police were very kind and did not give me a ticket. I, however, had to invite the cops to come deer hunting on my land this year. And the way cops are with guns, I be lucky to have any cattle left.

 

So you bribe the police huh,lol.Hey whatever works.Thats how Ray has gotten out of a few tickets,lol

 

What's the difference? Depends on whether you find a cop who cares about giving you a ticket with a big fine attached to it.

 

MN has axle restrictions on many of their roads.Sometimes I disreguarded the sign because the customers were located on that road

 

That's called a "local delivery." Besides, if the cop didn't see you do it, it didn't happen.

 

That's exactly what one of the customers I delivered to said believe it or not,lol.