raymond.irons@gm.com wrote:
>
> <snip> I'll
> have to see if I can change my plates so that I can drive on LSD (Lake
> Shore
> Drive--no trucks, I've been ticketed before) without worrying every time I
> see a police car...
>
> HUH?????!!!! Everytime I see a sign that says "No Trucks", I have always
> been taught that means no commercial vehicles, ie Tractor Trailers, dump
> trucks, delivery vehicles. If I were to drive my Dakota on that road and
> got a ticket, I'd go to court screaming bloody murder. How can anyone
> restrict a legally registered personal vehicle from a public road? You pay
> taxes, everytime you buy gas you pay a tax that goes into keeping roads up
> and for new road construction. You have as much right to drive on that road
> as anyone else.
>
> Ray Irons
> Dover, DE
a pickup usually has comm. plates and is subject
to the heavy truck laws.
if you have pass. plates on a pickup you can get
fined if you carry anything in the bed (wierd huh?)
we have "combination plates" here in New England,
makes the pickup part truck/part car.
they let you drive on pass. car only roads and
parkways also.
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