Taking another swing at it

Hmmm...I've never heard of Frost Laws here. But the temps are warming, the snow is almost gone, and flood alerts are pretty widespread, so, who knows...

 

But I did find this:

Most Michigan drivers can testify that the harsh weather this winter has certainly impacted many roads. Pothole dodging is a daily experience for many drivers throughout the state now that the weather has started to warm and snow cover on roads has receded.

Frost laws, otherwise known as seasonal restrictions on traffic weight limits and speeds on roads subject to thaw weakening, is one method that the state and local jurisdictions have at their disposal to protect local roads during the annual spring cycle of freezing and thawing.

The County Road Association of Michigan provides an online update of the current weight restrictions for every Michigan county. For up-to-date information on reduced-weight restrictions on state roads, visit Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) for their latest online bulletins or call their 24-hour phone line at 800-787-8960. Truckers can consult an online map of Michigan to determine routes that are legal for their size vehicle during the annual seasonal weight restriction period.

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdot/MDOT_2012TruckOperatorMap_414004_7.pdf?20140320102647

 

Because they never have any road damage from plows and snow resulting in potholes.

Yeah, right. Been on I69 recently, Highway Department?

 

Just wait a day or so temps gonna drop 20-30 degrees

 

Except for the occasional overweight or imbalanced load, I loved doing Ice Mountain up in Stanwood. I don't think I ever sat in a door very long.