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Opposes new state regulations * USA - That allow big rigs to use Route 27
South Bruns. wants trucks to hit the road Edison,NJ,USA -The Edison Sentinel, by CHRIS GAETANO -22 Mar 2007: -- The new state regulations establish a hierarchy of roads consisting of federal interstates at the top, state highways in the middle and local roads at the bottom... According to the state Department of Transportation's (DOT) proposal, large trucks would be required to drive only on federal roads unless the shortest distance between two points is through the use of a road on the state network. Large trucks on the state network must leave as soon as possible. Meanwhile, large trucks on the state network may only drive on local roads if the shortest distance between itself and its destination involves the local road, and the driver is expected to leave as soon as possible... (Photo: JEFF GRANIT staff A car waits to turn onto Heathcote Road as a truck drives through the intersection with Route 27 in Kingston. Larger trucks are going to be allowed on the road due to a new set of state trucking regulations, which officials in South Brunswick and other municipalities oppose)
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