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All weight restrictions waived in Florida

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  1. T320FLJunior Member#1

    Starting today Gov. Desantis has waived all weight restrictions during the state of emergency for the hurricane. So if you want to haul overweight without any hassle in Florida now is the time to move some heavy equipment. A few years ago when hurricane Michael came through the panhandle of FL weight restrictions were waived for about a month.

  2. DDougSuper User#2

    T320FL said: Starting today Gov. Desantis has waived all weight restrictions during the state of emergency for the hurricane. So if you want to haul overweight without any hassle in Florida now is the time to move some heavy equipment. A few years ago when hurricane Michael came through the panhandle of FL weight restrictions were waived for about a month. Click to expand... How is that going to affect the bridges ?

  3. T320FLJunior Member#3

    Probably not a good idea to cross bridges overloaded.

  4. CM1995Expert#4

    digger doug said: How is that going to affect the bridges ? Click to expand... Probably way less than the tidal surges and rainfall predicted will affect them.

  5. Birken VogtSenior Member#5

    digger doug said: How is that going to affect the bridges ? Click to expand... Sometimes when rules and regulations are removed, people just behave with common sense.

  6. T320FLJunior Member#6

    With all the "contractors" driving into the state we will be flooded with a huge variety of equipment loads. Florida will soon be one of the most productive states in the nation. Rebuilding = jobs = $$.

  7. TagsJunior Member#7

    T320FL said: With all the "contractors" driving into the state we will be flooded with a huge variety of equipment loads. Florida will soon be one of the most productive states in the nation. Rebuilding = jobs = $$. Click to expand... it would be much better if it didn’t take a severe weather event to encourage that…

  8. CM1995Expert#8

    Tags said: it would be much better if it didn’t take a severe weather event to encourage that… Click to expand... They don't need a severe weather event. There is all the work you want in FL normally. I get GC's asking us to go all the time.

  9. chidogSenior Member#9

    What Florida really needs is some nice hills and mountains, they need some major earth moving done. The highest point I found in the area I was at, was 25 feet above sea level.

  10. DDougSuper User#10

    chidog said: What Florida really needs is some nice hills and mountains, they need some major earth moving done. The highest point I found in the area I was at, was 25 feet above sea level. Click to expand... They can start piling up the hurricane refuse....IIRC there is a ski hill in Iowa like that.

  11. Tyler d4cSenior Member#11

    I swear thats happens every day in pa between 9pm and 4 am

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