What if it Snows?

They have the same sign on US 101 near San Francisco where it's 5 or 6 lanes on each side.

What do you do? Just stop?

The strech by Susanville, it applies to about 3 miles of the switch backs.

And it basically means you need to pay attention to what you're doing.

You're only going up or down that stretch at like 30 anyway.

But my colleague got scared I believe, tried to back down this dirt (mud) driveway or road, and when he saw me, I could tell by his expression, he was thinking #### IT. Could have made it.

I'm sure the wrecker will tell him the same.

That's why our prepass's keep getting turned off out there.

Both my trucks have level 1 stickers from the communist state in the last 120 days. We've done our part, I have the right to complain.

 

I got it from the horse's mouth on the "not recommended" when I had to go across the AZ 260.

Called the main highway patrol office. And they were totally cool about it. They gave me the word on "It's steep, and windy, but not restricted, so you're ok."

Restricted means just that. You go down one of those, you're asking for it.

As to what @REO6205 was saying, I saw two county roads that feed off of the 395 with plainly marked length restrictions.

Same thing. It says max 65' combo. You're 72'. Well guess what's gonna happen.

 

Sounds like an inside job to me.

 

139 is marked south bound 15 miles out of Susanville.

That wasn't you in the mud in the orange Volvo was it?

 

Well winter is over. There's still miles of packed ice and snow on the roads in spots, and the snow is like 5 to 10 feet deep on the side of the road, but, it's over.

Not a cloud in the sky today. 51 in Reno.

Made it all the way from Portland, no chains at the speed limit.

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