Posted by willie in mn on August 20, 2015 at 01:23:32 from (162.72.74.94):
In Reply to: The debate rages on posted by John in La on August 19, 2015 at 18:45:45:
I remember some of the rules when 53' trailers became popular. Washington- stop at port of entry to get permit, cost 5 bucks Utah- phone port of entry before entering state, then get permit at scale house Mass- must be marked at corner of trailer, 8" tall numbers, placed so trooper can read while conversing with driver at driver's door. Maine- phone ahead, wait at scale house for permit by fax
Wyoming-all trucks stop at port of entry, go inside & show permit book, tell clerk type of cargo, destination & route, get printout permit to place in windshield. Just picked up new atlas, 2016 version. Retired in 02, but interesting to see rule changes. Willie
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