thank you for taking the time.
I did see the first sign coming off 86 where it says “9 Ton truck restriction 17 miles ahead” i only drove for 8 miles and turned back but i did not see the second sign from the second picture.
Can you please send me a picture from google maps where you found the second sign on the route 414? I want to show my manager.
Thanks
Overlenght trailer ticket
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Rojazmorillo, Mar 1, 2023.
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nevermind i found it. I was actually stopped a mile before the second sign and then turned back south.( pic below, white dot where i got stopped and red dot is where second sign is ) But you are right maybe i should just pay it and move on. But still. Not fair in my opinion.
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#### that sucks driver. The weight restriction is for the big hill going down into Watkins Glen, so you
don't wipe out the Pizza Hut at the bottom.
Pretty much every hauler that goes to WGI goes up 414 as there's really no other way to get there?
Looked it up on NY website, looks like he was right. Maybe you got that ticket because you didn't get to
where it was weight restricted yet? Pretty Shi**ty if you ask me.
Here's the truck route for 414, there is a gap from Corning to Watkins Glen
NY 414 NY 104 to East Bayard Street (Seneca Falls) in the Towns of Huron, Rose, Galen, Rose, Junius, Tyre and Seneca Falls, and the Villages of Clyde and Seneca Falls. (WAYNE and SENECA)
(East Fourth Street) – NY 79 to NY 14 in the Towns of Hector and Dix , and the Village of Watkins Glen. (SCHUYLER)
(Centerway Boulevard) - NY 17 (Corning Bypass) to NY 352 (Denison Parkway) in the City of Corning. (STEUBEN)Rojazmorillo Thanks this. -
Yet another reason not to leave the mid-west
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