<If you have a truck that carries over 26,000 and you want to cross state
lines, you need a trip and fuel permit for each state you drive through.>
I'm not so sure about this. I was told the only permit I would need was if
it was an "over wide".
<Historical plates>
This one is a key factor. It definately changes many of the rules. The
only thing it doesn't change is weigh station stops. If you don't stop when
they are open they will probably come after you. Unless they think you are
military then they don't care. Drive camo wear camo and they may ignore
you. In any event the decision is how up front you want to play the game.
Do your homework ahead and save yourself time and money in the end.
Hank Kaminski
MVPA
> may negate this, but you need to check with the state that you want to
drive
> though prior to the trip. Contact the DMV in that state for clarification
of
> the law. These restrictions are why trucking anything these days costs
more
> than $1.00 per mile.
> Regards to all,
> John Bizal
>
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