State laws - Where to find them ??

Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by miakica, Jan 16, 2009.

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  1. Jan 19, 2009 #11
    miakica

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    260" wheelbase???

    11 years of driving in North America, 9 in Europe.......1 (ONE) ticket. Had a brain freeze. Missed a port of entry in NM....Got to involved in a movie I was watching....:smt068:smt070:smt066:smt072
     
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  3. Jan 19, 2009 #12
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    good job..
     
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  4. Jan 19, 2009 #13
    miakica

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    Oh, yeah...heard this on Loading Dock this morning...

    In Wyoming it is illegal to run empty or under 60.000 lbs gross when there is a high wind warning....Didn't know that either...Another state law...If your caught it is a $520 ticket and out of service until the end of advisory....
     
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  5. Jan 20, 2009 #14
    lostNfound

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    But ours are metric inches, so they're bigger. :biggrin_25525:



    Actually, mine is a little longer today ... courtesy of a ####### L.A. 4-wheeler. :biggrin_25516:
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  7. Jan 21, 2009 #15
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    To answer you question. There is no one place that I know of, to go to to find out all the little stupid laws. Most of it is just learned by years of driving and hoping you don't get a ticket for it in the meen time. This is why the trucking industry is the most regulatted industry in the country.
     
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