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21461 (s)VC - Failure to obey regulatory signWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California I work for a large package delivery company. And I get pulled over for not stopping at the truck scales. I am not driving a Rig, or pulling a trailer. I am driving one of the regular delivery (truck) vehicles. The 5 years I have been doing this drive I have never once stopped at the scales, the same goes for all of my co-workers who have done that drive as well. I see UPS and Fedex trucks driving by the scales never once stopping (with the exception of the rigs and trailers). Is this correct? Is this ticket legit? I have even passed CHP officers as I go by the scales and never once have been pulled over. |
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| The fact that you have gotten away with it in the past or others have is immaterial. Read this fine page on the subject from the Cali DOT: [url=http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/traffops/trucks/weigh-stations/stopping.htm]Who Must Stop at Scales?[/url] |
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| What is that "(s)" for after the code section? In the California VC, I see a 21461(a) which is pretty general and a 21461(b) which is unrelated... And not that this makes much difference (as 21461 still applies) but not sure why he cited you for a 21461 when CVC 2813 (as shown in the link FlyingRon provided)is right on!!!
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