Posted Sat, Jun 12 2010 05:01 AM CST | ||
MATT HOPKINS
Posts: 16 |
Pre Pass is for scales and EZ pass is for toll booth's in the northeast. Sun Pass is used in Florida and a few other states have there own type of pass system. EZ Pass was handy when I lived in New York and was on and off the interstate a lot but its useless out west. Never used Pre Pass and Id be damned if they would let us slimy no good runaway cow haulers use a device to run past a scale! LOL | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Sat, Jun 12 2010 10:52 AM CST | ||
JOE HARMEYER
Posts: 4 |
just looking to inquire a little about these things. I've heard of them in other industries but don't know much about them and much of anyone using in ours, or if you actually can. Just looking for some info. Thanks |
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Posted Sun, Jun 13 2010 05:45 AM CST | ||
RICK GOBEL
Posts: 17 |
I've been using prepass here is CA and it has worked great. Well worth the $16 a month. I've been getting the green light and driving by, while the guys i'm running with get pulled in and weighed. |
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Posted Thu, Jun 17 2010 12:03 AM CST | ||
MATT HOPKINS
Posts: 16 |
you hauling cattle? ur record good? nice rig or farm truck? |
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Posted Thu, Jun 17 2010 06:38 AM CST | ||
RICK GOBEL
Posts: 17 |
Hauling cattle. 06 Kenworth W900L with 2000 Wilson 46 ft. pot. |
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Posted Tue, Jun 22 2010 05:33 AM CST | ||
JOE HARMEYER
Posts: 4 |
So, how does the PrePass work? Do you have to have a clean record for so many years and maintain? Certain number of trucks per fleet? Certain states? Anything else? |
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Posted Tue, Jun 22 2010 06:27 AM CST | ||
BRANDON HIGHT
Posts: 8 |
i have pre pass for cal to its jump out there and drive by |
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Posted Fri, Jul 02 2010 10:15 AM CST | ||
BOBO BOBO
Posts: 10 |
you need one for every truck cant move them from truck to truck
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Posted Fri, Aug 06 2010 10:36 AM CST | ||
JUSTIN VAN DERSLICE VAN DERSLICE TRANSPORTATION DWIGHT, NE 402-641-2842 Posts: 1 |
I've never used PrePass, but in a truck I used to have, the previous owners took the little transponder thing out but left the literature that came with it in the truck. I was reading it and it specifically excludes bulk ag commodities (hopper) and Livestock. Granted, this was 5 or 6 years ago, maybe it's changed since then. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
Posted Sat, Aug 07 2010 04:50 AM CST | ||
RICK GOBEL
Posts: 17 |
Thats only for the Agpass in Florida for the bug stations. The prepass works for every load exept oversize. |
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Posted Sun, Aug 08 2010 08:29 AM CST | ||
MIKE MC
Posts: 26 |
if your empty you can blow the coop on a green light but if loaded with livestock it states you have to stop no matter what light you get |
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Posted Mon, Aug 16 2010 06:53 AM CST | ||
JODY RAFEL
Posts: 12 |
the sign states,follow in cab directions,signed mr pre-pass |
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Posted Mon, Aug 16 2010 08:35 AM CST | ||
RICK GOBEL
Posts: 17 |
Only in certain states. CA, green light you can blow the scale. |
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Posted Tue, Aug 17 2010 07:18 AM CST | ||
BOBBY WEST
Posts: 37 |
I must be real old shool here. I never come close to a scale when I'm loaded...lol. |
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Posted Wed, Aug 18 2010 04:48 AM CST | ||
JAIME PARKINSON
Posts: 4 |
from what i have heard you can blow it anytime with a green unless your unloading in that state |
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