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| Posted Thu, Aug 19 2010 07:01 AM CST | ||
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MARV MULDER
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depends how far over you are and on how many axles. If you live close to where you got the ticket you can go to court and talk to the judge and sometimes they throw out the least amount one and make you pay the biggest one. Sometimes!!! Good luck |
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| Posted Thu, Aug 19 2010 10:41 AM CST | ||
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RON DAVIS
Posts: 5 |
Does anyone know the best way to fight an overweight ticket from a rolling DOT with the stupid little axle scales? |
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| Posted Sat, Aug 21 2010 12:16 AM CST | ||
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SHAWN EDGERTON
Posts: 10 |
Either way u go take it to court.Tenn tryd this with me and i had to argue it alot but u can make the cattle stand in one place all the time exspecially on these small scales.Due to theres a lot of stop and go on them witch moves the caow around alot in the trailer as far as wait goes.u could be way under on an axle one minute then really over the next sec due to cattle movement.Then like he said depends how far over u were and was it a state hiway or interstate.thatll make alot of diffrence.good luck |
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| Posted Mon, Aug 23 2010 09:57 AM CST | ||
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LUCRETIA PARKEY ROUNDUP TRUCKING, LLC TEMPLE, OK 580-342-6406 Posts: 1 |
Yes i fight them all the time |
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