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century451 · #11 08-28-2007, 03:06 AM

Judging by his other post he got a ticket for no Logbook but it was written for something else

BigDiesel · #12 08-28-2007, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by unkut2003

Well I know I passed it and it was open so??? What do you do once you pull in??? Whats the process.....

HI CHAD !!!!!

greg3564 · #13 08-28-2007, 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by unkut2003

Well I know I passed it and it was open so??? What do you do once you pull in??? Whats the process.....

You're one of two things....totally clueless or a troll. I'm guessing the latter. If however you're just clueless, I would suggest you ask your boss to send you out with a trainer before you end up in jail.

inmate1577 · #14 08-28-2007, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Karnajj

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Originally Posted by inmate1577

Unless you have an EZ Pass transponder that lets you pass an open station, then you have to stop. Of course only if its open.
You should read the signs about 1 mi ahead that tell you if its open or closed.
Hahahahah will turn to boohoohoo if you get caught passing an open station

Ez Pass won't do squat for you at a weigh station. That device is only for paying tolls. PrePass will let you bypass scales if you get a green light.

Yep, I meant to say PrePass.

inmate1577 · #15 08-28-2007, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DD60

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Originally Posted by inmate1577

Unless you have an EZ Pass transponder that lets you pass an open station, then you have to stop. Of course only if its open.
You should read the signs about 1 mi ahead that tell you if its open or closed.
Hahahahah will turn to boohoohoo if you get caught passing an open station

Some of the older scales in NM don't have an Open or Closed sign.They flip the sign backward when closed and upright when Open.

True, but you have a good distance of warning before the station itself.
Whether the sign is manual or automatic.

PackRatTDI · #16 08-28-2007, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by inmate1577

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Originally Posted by DD60

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Originally Posted by inmate1577

Unless you have an EZ Pass transponder that lets you pass an open station, then you have to stop. Of course only if its open.
You should read the signs about 1 mi ahead that tell you if its open or closed.
Hahahahah will turn to boohoohoo if you get caught passing an open station

Some of the older scales in NM don't have an Open or Closed sign.They flip the sign backward when closed and upright when Open.

True, but you have a good distance of warning before the station itself.
Whether the sign is manual or automatic.

It's pretty much a given that all the major NM Weigh stations (on major highways entering the state) will be open 24/7.

Roadie · #17 08-28-2007, 02:31 PM

I have been studying the CDL book in prep to go to driving school soon. PLEASE tell me there aren't drivers out there with a current CDL that are as clueless as this guy!? Whats a weigh station, and no logbook??? I might have to rethink this career choice!
Cheers

ben45750 · #18 08-28-2007, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptCaveman

Oh please lord, tell me their not putting CDL's in crackerjack boxes.

It sure sounds like it. How can you get a CDL without knowing the basic laws that drivers have to follow? I think this example answers the questions: Is there really a driver shortage? and Why do they want to let Mexican drivers in the United States.

Double R · #19 08-28-2007, 02:40 PM

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How can you get a CDL without knowing the basic laws that drivers have to follow?

With the right amount of cash, you can get on :twisted:

Random_Facts · #20 08-28-2007, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptCaveman

Oh please lord, tell me their not putting CDL's in crackerjack boxes. He's either a troll or a swifty, not sure which. :!:

Haha crackjack boxes, I remember those things. Look mom I won a free CDL? uh what's that? and what's a weigh station. haha. Log book? who needs that anyway.

Yeah have to wonder with some people, but I liked how you put that..Priceless! 8)