Prepass red light at Boise

Have you had problems there in the past? They do have the capabilities of singling a truck out. Usually it's just a percentage based on ones scores. Then again there might be a newby working there and has the wrong switch flipped or something?

 

If its a big deal sit in the pre psss ..... green light every time

 

lmao you sit on it? If i was redlighted when empty i'm blowing by the scale I know a lot of guys that'll do it because their sick of prepass it's became a joke now. Specially after reading the thread about the company drivers that were getting pulled in and inspected because prepass was telling them too even with trucks that had less than 30,000 miles on them.

 

Pocatello is the same way sometimes, seems we always get a red light NB no matter what and a green light SB no matter what.

 

Was talking to a DOT officer at the Colorado port of entry in Durango Colorado last week, it is percentages based as told by his explanation and depending on the over all safety score of the company.

 

I haven't been pulled into a scale in at least 2 years.. Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina don't really mess with us because our equipment that runs out of state is usually running good, only 1 driver has been put OOS in the past 3 years.

 

I get pulled in no matter what trailer or weight SB I-25 @ Ft. Collins, never get inspected, it's unlucky luck of the draw it seems. Co. usually has theirs set for every 5th truck to be red lighted, we have a very low CSA/ISS score, but we still get red lighted at that scale and green lighted at others.

 

Virginia and Tennessee are the only states I usually expect a red light but this trip I got all green. The last time I got a red light was the Lordsburg, NM scale and that was because it was after midnight and NM loves to do that at night, lol.