Ohio troopers catch log truck operating 40,000 kilos obese
The Ohio State Freeway Patrol (OSHP) lately stopped a truck hauling logs for being “visibly obese.”
On Friday, Might 26, OSHP took to Fb to name out a trucker for a significant weight violation.
“Troopers from the Ironton Put up stopped a industrial truck for being visibly obese. The truck weighed almost 120,000 lbs! 40,000 lbs over the allowable weight. Since 2018, there have been over 92,000 industrial associated crashes on Ohio roadways,” troopers stated.
Ohio does grant permits that permit for vehicles over 80,000 kilos.
State police in Connecticut found the same violation on Wednesday after they pulled over a truck on I-95 and found that the car weighed 117,600 kilos – 37,600 kilos over the load allowed and not using a allow.
