pa is too busy with the gas people now to worry about farmers every week theres another truck driver going to jail with fines of 15 -25,000 dollars the dot went around and put 10 ton weight limit signs on all the roads if you are over 10 tons you need a permit well a truck driver takes a wrong turn and before he can get turned around theres dot fining him for not having a permit and being 83,000 pounds over weight not all have been a mistake but most are i just think its wrong for dot to do that just a collection game and the money dont even go back into the roads and the local townships are making the gas companies pay to fix the roads after they destroy them well those trucks are buying there fuel localy wheres the tax money from that going? that should in itself should covor to fix the roads
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