For interstate travel, 20,000 lbs. What would be allowed under permit varies by state.
If used in interstate commerce, any vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating or Gross Combination Weight Rating in excess of 10,000 lbs. requires a DOT medical card.
Yes, all commercial trucks must enter all weigh stations. Execpt most newer scale houses are all electronic, so if your weight is ok you might get the by pass light and just keep going. If your weight is close to the limit, they will have you pull on the scale to check your weight. Being overweight can be very expencive.
Cat Trucks are on road trucks, which are typically used for pulling heavy containers and weight. The sizes and prices of Cat Trucks usually differ on how much weight the truck can pull.
its 5,000
There is not 1 answer to this question. There are many lightweight trucks from 7.000 till over the 60.000 lbs. We have some bucket trucks with a gross weight from 17.500 till 33.000 lbs. We have also a digger derrick truck of 52.000 lbs gross weight. Of course there are many variations in the gross weight.
Their trucks with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating in excess of 26,000 lbs. do.
Gross Combined Weight
Depends on the specifications of the collection trucks, as well as the dimensions of the trailer, and tare weight of the vehicle. Weight wise, a transfer truck, at best, could legally haul the weight of the payload of three tandem axle collection trucks - collection trucks are quite heavy, so transfer trailers often are, as well.
3400The correct answer is 20,000. Not 3400
Weight distribution, to prevent damage to roadways.
3400The correct answer is 20,000. Not 3400