Which truck signs do I need to worry about?
Sometimes I think I should pay attention to the truck signs and other times, I'm not sure. How do you handle these signs? No Thru Trucks No Trucks Left Lane or Trucks Right Two Lanes Only No Tru...
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I was following my GPS directions to a campground and turned on to a road that said, "No Trucks". I drove a mile down a narrow dirt road with ditches on both sides before I came to a narrow wooden bridge with a 6 ton limit. I had to back up over a mile and a couple of times cars drove up behind me as I was backing and there was no place for them to get out of the way. They were quite perturbed with me.
There was also a railroad trestle with a low clearance near where I lived. The only sign indicating that it was there was a "no trucks" sign. There's also a place in South Carolina where I travel frequently that says, "Trucks use alternate route." The reason is that there are several tight turns going through the town, as well as low hanging branches.
I tend to follow most of the signs for big rigs when I'm traveling with my FW. I don't have any reason to be in the left lane if it says "no trucks".
There was also a railroad trestle with a low clearance near where I lived. The only sign indicating that it was there was a "no trucks" sign. There's also a place in South Carolina where I travel frequently that says, "Trucks use alternate route." The reason is that there are several tight turns going through the town, as well as low hanging branches.
I tend to follow most of the signs for big rigs when I'm traveling with my FW. I don't have any reason to be in the left lane if it says "no trucks".
