Posted by Goose on July 24, 2021 at 07:10:51 from (166.181.82.209):
In Reply to: The real DOT posted by john in la on July 24, 2021 at 05:17:55:
Some of them are OK.
I once pulled through a port of entry at Marysville, Kansas hauling a pickup on a trailer. The officer asked me if the pickup was for sale or for my own use. I told him it was for sale.
He said, Dang, I wish you'd have said it was for your own use. If it's for sale I have to do a bunch of paperwork and charge you $5.00. Now, let's start over. Is the pickup for sale or for your own use?
I told him it was for my own use. (Not a fib, really, I probably used it a few times myself before I sold it).
He said, OK, you're good to go.
If he noticed my trailer was too wide to be legal in Kansas, he looked the other way. My trailer is 102 wide and 96 is legal in Kansas.
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