Rigjockey
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Serious question here.While it is not recommended to avoid weigh stations as they play an important role in ensuring safe operation and compliance with regulations, it is understandable that some truck drivers may want to avoid weigh stations due to time constraints or other reasons. However, it is crucial to note that weigh stations randomly inspect commercial vehicles on highways, and avoiding them will not guarantee that you will not get pulled over by law enforcement for inspection elsewhere.
That being said, there is no guaranteed way to avoid weigh stations in California, as they are located throughout the state and are generally placed on major highways. However, some drivers have reported that taking alternative routes such as state highways or local roads can sometimes help them bypass weigh stations. Keep in mind that taking these alternative routes may add additional time to your trip, so it's important to plan accordingly and factor in potential delays.
Additionally, it's important to note that some weigh stations are only open during certain hours or on certain days, so checking weigh station schedules before planning your route may help you avoid them if you are on a tight schedule. But again, it is not recommended to try to avoid weigh stations or skip inspections as it may lead to significant fines, legal issues, or even accidents. It's always best to comply with regulations and ensure safe operation of your vehicle.
What is the air build up time after bleeding down the airbrakes after the tractor protections valve pops?