Never been weighed in those states, never travelled there before though. Have been weighed twice in Nova Scotia, they automated most of the scale houses where you are weighed on the road and screens state to bypass or pull in. I had to pull in twice with my 1500 and 30ft TT, was under the weights both times by a few hundred pounds.
The scale house stated RVs are not what they are looking for, they only control commercial but the new system makes you pull over. He did not say if they would chase me if I drove right through, he stated he wouldn't but did not want to tell me that then a rule come out and I end up breaking it on his advice. If I had of been over, said not his issue but they could call law enforcement and have it towed. He then again stated not my issue right now lol so I do not think they are your concern.
The only concern I think you have, something bad happens and it is to the wrong person. Someone who people on here refer to the weight police, you hit them and they ask to have it checked your at fault. No one here who cries weight police is going to stand up for you and take a hit, nor will Ford/dodge/chev. Being right in your mind is just that, yours. I have pushed it, went over it and come back again. I don't think it is that big of a deal to be honest being over a bit as long as your comfortable. There are people who say the same about drinking and driving though, know your limit.
