Trucks weighing over four tons with their loads would be allowed on restricted streets when reasonably needed for deliveries within the town setting those restrictions.
Trucks weighing over four tons with their loads would be allowed on restricted streets when reasonably needed for deliveries within the town that set the restrictions.
Towns with these truck-route restrictions would have to post clear signs explaining when heavy trucks may use restricted streets for deliveries within town.
Trucks over four tons would be allowed to use restricted streets when reasonably needed for deliveries within the town. The rule covers trucks whose combined vehicle and load weight exceeds four tons, with deliveries inside the town that set the restriction. Using the restricted street must be reasonably necessary for the delivery. The rule would start on the first day of the seventh month following enactment.
Towns with these truck-route restrictions would have to post signs explaining the local delivery exception. The requirement applies to towns that adopt the covered truck-route restrictions. The signs must explain that restricted streets may be used when reasonably necessary for deliveries within the town. The requirement would start on the first day of the seventh month following enactment.
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