Commercial vehicles in national parks
I own an electrical contracting business and I use my work trucks to pull my boat and my RV. They are professionally lettered with the company name, logo, phone number, etc. I've heard that there are ...
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KD4UPL wrote:
Thanks to everyone who posted, It sounds like the general consensus is I would be okay but I was hoping to hear from someone who's actually done it.
DownTheAvenue wrote:
The best solution is to get blank magnetic signs (nothing on them) and just cover up most, if not all, of business associated markings on the truck.
While I was working one of my many jobs was to escort oversize loads thru Utah.The Vehicle I drove had the Company Logo of the aircraft company that I worked for. Many times we would get hung up in St George Utah for the weekend and could not travel thru AZ and Nevada.So we would go over to Zion and spend the day.
While there once they told me that I could not come in unless the logo was covered,this was not a problem,we carried blank magnetic covers for all logos and DOT #s,many times we had to do our job as a stealth movement,covering all identifying markings.
To avoid any possible problems I would get some just in case,who knows when you may encounter that one stickler :B
