From: Paintball Plus (pball@csionline.net)
Date: Sun May 18 2003 - 15:10:16 PDT
Hi Paul,
The DOT publishes a federal standards book for interstate commerce. You
can find these at almost any truck stop for purchase.
Bruce
Paul A. Thomas wrote:
> I'll bite.
> Where might I find a copy, or even reference to a federal standard?
> Something more than 'contact DOT' if possible please.
> If no one on this list has direct, intimate knowledge of such
> documents then either they don't exist or they are not enforced.
>
> I suppose it's possible the state laws are based off a set of ideals
> the Feds put forth. But those would never have the effect of law. At
> worst, they could be used by an atty to point to the purpose of a law
> you were being prosecuted with in an effort to sway the judge that you
> really did break a law, even if it doesn't say exactly that.
>
> But really, with ALL the miles and trucks people on list have been
> through. . . I think it would have come up before.
>
>
>
> Paul
>
>
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