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Re: OT: Load Limit Signs are Real!
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Posted by john in la on December 19, 2004 at 12:45:58 from (67.35.236.50):
In Reply to: OT: Load Limit Signs are Real! posted by Rauville on December 19, 2004 at 06:49:18:
Well on one hand the signs are put there for a reason. It is the only way to warn a driver of the bridge condition. On the other hand the signs are put up to cover the states rear end. More of a warning if you cross this bridge and break it you will pay to repair it. There are two kinds of weight signs. The white sign like a speed limit sign and the yellow sign like a ramp warning sign. The yellow sign is just a warning and that is the main reason you never see them much any more. The white sign is a law and if you break the bridge your insurance co. will be very mad at you. They can also fine you for crossing a white sign bridge if you are over weight or not the proper length for your weight.
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