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2 years ago
Juan Sepulveda for I-35 OK Southbound Weigh Station
It is a place that is both good and bad, but if you bring your documents in order, everything is perfect. Excellent place, excellent people or staff that serve you.
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2 years ago
Sally Lau for I-35 OK Southbound Weigh Station
Yeah, right, oklahoma whight station 😂😂 this is a terrible place in all states. This is not about safety. All lies, basically it's easy money makers, it's called DOT HIGHWAY ROBERY . By the way if u are not white u gone ,💯% u will get get the violation,, it's big difference between CALIFORNIA AND HERE . CA IS THE BEST NO discrimination,or racism . Vote for democrats and get rid of Racism !!! No more load to this states!!! My actual rate zero start, thank u....
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2 years ago
Nathan Mullen for Dot Weigh Station
I was a few numbers over axle weight gave me the opportunity to fix it scale master was cool and if yall read this can you send me the picture of the pup and I, I don't have many
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2 years ago
RSumsixtyfo for Dot Weigh Station
They SUX BALLS! They be rippin' off truck drivers paychecks for a livin... What the fux iz so good about that? That's why I beez goin around em every time! 🙂🖕🏻 Whoop whoop!
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2 years ago
Flex Carrier Group, LLC for Eastbound Weigh Station I-70
I was pulling light load today. The weight station was open at 6:30 am. Got pull over and Officer J. Walter and his partner came to me and performed Level II Inspection Walk-Around, which I desperately needed. Old beast was ready for it. No validation was discovered, which means pass. Officer Walter gave me back my documents and driving license, and told me you're free, sir, and wished me a save trip, I believe. Thanks, Maryland motor carrier safety program. FCG appreciated today's inspection, experience, and conduct of officers who were on duty. By Sharmarke (FCG rep)
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2 years ago
tia hobbs for Dot Weigh Station
Rude nasty folks think they can talk to you anyway get better customer service skill when working with people don’t like your job quit
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2 years ago
Rob for Dot Weigh Station
Quite possibly one of the most sophisticated scale houses out there. Before you even approach the scales, on the highway are many sensors that read your plates, your toll tag, RFID sensors read just about anything it can in your wallet, and they even snap a pic of your face,...all this happens before you even pull into the station itself.
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2 years ago
Joyce Wittmeyer (Americasmediagroupjw) for NCDOT Truck Weigh Station I-40
Wonderful guy working the weigh station. We pulled in with a horse trailer and horses. We had a tire going bad on the trailer with no way to change it. He came out and offered to help by calling IMAP and they came out and saved the day. Thank you! guys..
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2 years ago
Eric Gonzalez for Dot Weigh Station
The worst place you can ever be pulled into. Their scales are not accurate, got into a scale house in Arkansas and the weight was only 1000 lbs over on drivers axles was excused and issued a warning. (Legally driving at 78,900) Pull into this scale house (10 miles ahead) and it is 2000 lbs over. They argue about their scales being certified but so was the one down the street. Corrupt place that takes money from hard working truck drivers. Don’t take into consideration your previous scale ticket. Do not issue warnings even if you are new, in debt, and going through a crisis of your own as an owner operator. If I could rate this place negative I would. (Every time we have passed through this place it’s been a citation)
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2 years ago
Leezah Tarrant for Elizabethtown Weigh Station SB I-65
Grateful to find this safe haven after I got loaded! Still had a couple hours on my clock, but I was tired! Thank you Kentucky!
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