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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"All commercial vehicles traveling the roads during the 72 hours will be stopped"
and inspected.
The article is local to Alabama, but says
police checks will be conducted across the country and in Canada and Mexico,
the 72-hour inspection blitz will start Tuesday, June 5, and run through Thursday, June 7.
here is local link:
http://blog.al.com/montgomery/2012/05/roadcheck_2012_to_target_comme.html#incart_river_default
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"All commercial vehicles traveling the roads during the 72 hours will be stopped" (Original Post)
dixiegrrrrl
Jun 2012
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benld74
(9,904 posts)1. Leave ur big rig at home those dates dixiegirrrl!!!
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)2. I know some DU members are truckers.
Me? I pilot an office chair in front of my puter...no worries.
B Calm
(28,762 posts)3. Yea me. . . They do this
72 hour thing every year. It's a huge pain in the ass!!
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)4. Gee, with all the cops tied up checking trucks.....
us fast drivers get a break...maybe.
well, back in the day when I was driving a lot, and cross country a few times, it was always good to know if the highway patrol was tied up with something.