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Thread: FIRST TIME IN CALIFORNIA

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    Rockee is offline Member
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    Dear Monty....I uh...er I ap......I'll get back to you...........

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    greg3564 is offline Senior Board Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by inmate1577
    California and Florida
    Its ok, you can defend Texas, most people who have never been further than the driveway always say how great it is. :wink:

    Seriously, as much as I hate Texas, I do like making the run out to Laredo and back. Easy state, without alot of hassles
    Having lived in Kalifornia(and getting my rights trampled) for 22 years, Montana for 2 years, Nevada for 9 years I can easily say Texas is by far the best state I've ever lived in. I live 25 miles NW of Asutin. Friendly people, relaxed way of life, wide open spaces and affordable living.
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    Default Reply from Trooper Dial

    Here is what Mr Dial had to say. it's clear as mud now.

    In Part 393.76(e)(1), it states you have to have adequate bed-clothing and blankets. If you don't have these items on your mattress, you would be in violation. If you were to receive a citation for this violation, the amount of the fine would depend on which state you are in. Most states have State Laws that set what the maximum fines can be for violations of the DOT Regulations. There is not Federal fine structure.




    Thanks for the question. Hope this helps.



    Sr. Trooper Monty Dial
    Texas Highway Patrol
    Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division
    Garland, TX 75043

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