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Weight Tolerance * Canada - Nova Scotia takes action to remove it
Halifax,N.S.,USA -Truck News, by Adam Ledlow -22 Aug 2008: -- The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal in Nova Scotia has announced its three-year transition plan for the removal of weight tolerance.A, B, and C train doubles; six-axle tractor semi-trailers on B-train routes; and a number of truck and trailer combinations with six, seven or eight axles who previously had their weight reduced from national standards because of regulated tolerance, had the weight restored to proper levels Jan. 1... There is no gross vehicle weight transition for these vehicles... The maximum weight on All Other Highways was increased from 38,500 kg to 41,500 kg to account for the removal of regulated tolerance. There is no transition for gross vehicle weights greater than 41,500 kg for vehicles on these roads...
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