Truck & Trailer Tuesday!! Stopped At A Weigh Station! 

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A lot of useful information here. I look forward to seeing more of this series as there are tons of questions I'm sure most people have on this subject. Very nice of Trooper Hoover to agree to answer these questions for your viewers. As with anything in life, there's no substitute for being prepared. Thanks for posting Tim.

I have gained so much more knowledge from watching this series than any other videos I’ve watched. God bless you for putting this together, I’ve found out that not a lot of people are willing to share information or are willing to help you , and others just lead you down a rabbit hole that leaves you with more questions than answers. This is a great channel thanks again and I’m looking forward to more of these informative videos. God bless you guys for taking the time to share such valuable information.

Used to have fb and Officer Hoover does a good job informing drivers on how to avoid him. Lol He understands trucking more then drivers give him credit for.

Think this is my favorite video so far, very cool information. Excited to see the next one in this series. Thanks for sharing!

I'm sure this series is going to ruffle a few feathers! That in door inspection station is amazing,our inspection are done outside in a parking lot with a creeper. You guys are putting your channel to a new level, ty for sharing

Great video Tim! Fantastic idea.! Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Awesome and i wish more states would do these kids of things to educate the general public on how it works and we would all be better to learn from it

These are great videos. I really appreciate Trooper Hoover. Thank you both.

Awesome awesome awesome!!! Trooper Hoover 100% awesome! He a credit to his profession! Trooper Hoover please stay safe out there!

Tim Christi & Trooper this very interesting this series is a must to watch thank you God Bless All PaK

Thank You Trooper. Be Safe!

This is a very helpful video. It answered several questions that I've been unsure about. THANKS!

Great education for potential transport operations that may encroach upon commercial activities. Having done some of this in a previous (LENF) career this can get very technical and a certain expertise is needed. Great information provided by Trooper Hoover. This is excellent for those folk who may be unaware of commercial vehicle regulations, those who may dare I say try to slip bye and those who desire to operate commercially.

I routinely run between Illinois and Indiana hauling hazmat and never have an issue with DOT ! That trooper is a real nice guy and knows the laws! Thanks for the information

Great video, Tim. This looks like a great partnership. Trooper Hoover speaks well and it seems like he really knows his stuff. What a great addition to your channel's already diverse content.

Great info Tim & Brent. Often wondered so look forward to more.

This is such a great video Thanks a lot to both of you for making the time.

Tim thank you! This was great information.

Excellent video. I still carry my CDL medical card because I was a commercial driver and now I'm a farmer. Just in case farming doesn't pan out I could always go back driving truck. As a commercial truck driver when the light says come in your stomach falls to the floor. And most truck drivers would no what I'm talkin about. Have a great evening keep up the good work

Grate video good to hear the trooper tell the proper way to handle it

Thanks Tim for a very informative video. Many thanks to Trooper Hoover stay safe out there. 👍🇺🇸

Great addition to the channel. People will learn a lot from this kind of videos.

Good video for those who never experienced a weight station!

Great video Tim. State Police is always look out for are safety. Thank you for the video because some people don't know about those things.

Thank you for taking the time to bring this to us

Awesome series! I can't wait to see the rest!!!

Thanks Tim, great series on this subject. I had the same question about the using a Kenworth to go to Wal-Mart to buy Groceries. But since I live in Florida I would have to check my state's requirements.

That's a nice toy!!! Thanks for doing this video. Also I appreciate trooper Hoover for doing this. Looks like you took my comment into consideration on getting the gator for Cristy and sprayer for Tim on the after market implment video. Thanks for posting 👍

Great video, I can't wait for more truck and trailer Tuesdays

Excellent! I have been waiting for this video. 👍

Thanks to Trooper Hoover for his information and want to help get questions answered. Just keep in mind that the rules and the interpretation of rules varies from state to state and just because it is one way in Indiana doesn't mean it's that way everywhere. I think this is going to be an interesting series of videos, thanks for doing them Tim.

Good job Tim this was very informative. I am a farmer and a factory worker very busy all the time. We are in rush county not far from you. Thank you for you and your wife's videos God bless you both and thank you agin. From Kenny the 1st time farmer

A video from more than 13 minutes looked like 2 minutes. What a nice trooper!!! Can't wait to see more from him.

Officer Hoover! The Man The Legend!

good info here:) thanks for taking time to spread the word

Very interesting. I will be watching these for sure.

I have been pulled in that very scale, and he's correct about different states requiring load signs and other equipment.

Mr Hoover, thank you for all the info on your Facebook page 👍👍👍.

Tim, I drive a Camry and live in the city but all your videos are very informing ! Keep up the good work ,thank So!

Great job enjoyed that, education will save time and money!!

Glad you are back at truck and trailer Tuesday

Looking very forward to seeing these videos from DOT

good info Tim, Trooper Hoover has some good info with loggerwade also.

Now this looks like a very interesting series Tim. Will be great to see what the laws are like up there,and what kind of variations there are between there and here in the deep South.

Thanks for the video. Me and my wife has a hotshot and snow and ice removal business. I have to pull in to dot check point all the time.

Thank You guys

♥️ another Great Video!!! Thank you! ♥️

Great start to a new series of videos. Trooper Hoover should be a wealth of information. I look forward to getting my 1025R and hiring you to bring it home for a $100. What a deal. Congratulations Christie’s, your new Gator looks good.

This should be a good series, Hoover seems like a nice guy.

Great and MUCH needed series - I'm sure (hope) there are similar vids in the RV & other hobbyist communities but this certainly applied there. Whether or not one agrees w/the process/premise, it's something that needs to be dealt with. Glad to hear they're backing off on the leisure/hobbyists. That had gotten out of control. Although we want them to be safe, IMHO any "tickets" should be in the form of a warning or advisory. In our state (MD) if an officer issues a safety violation on a non-commercial vehicle (light out, tires, cracked windshield, etc.), you have 30 days to have it repaired and inspected either by the police or by an authorized state inspector and that's how it should be.

Met Officer Hoover in Derby at dirt. Perfect thing this past weekend. Super nice fella.

Wow. Great video. Great resource. Great trooper.

4 in 1 bucket and the new gator are looking good! A bit jealous hahaha thanks for all the good information in this video guys!

Looks like its going to be an excellent series.

Nice information thanks Tim

Can’t wait for the other videos officer hoover seems like a great guy

Good Stuff, Great Help, Good Tips 👍Thanks!

Although I have mixed feelings about the rules, I really appreciate you and Trooper Hoover taking the time to go over them. Sounds like it'll be a great series. P.S. I'm already jealous of that JD you're hauling.

Trooper Hoover rocks!!!! I’ve been through a lot of weigh stations and DOT inspections, some good officers but more dink’s than anything else. All they were interested in doing was writing tickets. Trooper Hoover is interested in informing the driver why something is incorrect so it won’t happen the next time. Thanks Tim and Trooper Hoover

Thank you, the video was very informative

Excellent video very informative thank you

Hey Tim , Your channel is getting better all the time!🚜👍🏻✌🏻️

Outstanding idea!

This I great information I've spent hours and hours piecing all the information you just put in a 13 minute video. This may come in a future video but would love to see more info on dot requirements and whether you need #s or not.

Great video. Really enjoyed this.

This is such a great approach. I wish they would have something like this in Ontario Canada with a focus on education before enforcement

Tim another stop that you have to make occasionally is at an Agricultural Inspection Station. You might want to do a show dealing with what type of trucks and trailers have to stop at an ag inspection station. I was told when I stopped at the ag inspection station on I-75 entering Florida that even if my trailer is empty I have to stop.

Good video Tim. As a holder of a CDL. It’s always good to know when it come to my personal stuff.

These videos have helped me secure my mini-x. I don't go far with it, but I always worry trailering it.

Great video Tim. I'm glad you found Officer Hoover. You Tube is making him a celebrity. You're the 3rd channel I know of to have him on. I don't know how Indiana does there plating and registration. When I was otr I always ran under DOT numbers and apportioned plates gross weight #80,000. Illinois has so many different license plate classifications it's ridiculous. At a class d plate and above you are required to have your truck safety inspected every 6 months. Trailers are included somewhere in that mess( I think it goes by weight). If you have DOT numbers then it is only a once a year inspection . Cdl or not in Illinois you have to have the appropriate registered weight classification for single and combination. vehicles. Further more Illinois has bridge laws, weight limits, and different classifications on roads. All very confusing to drivers and officers. Knowledge is power .

What a great trooper.

Excellent excellent video Tim

Enjoyed the full video.

Great video guys, I always wondered myself.

Officer Hoover has been on Logger Wade's channels too he is a wealth of knowledge on truck enforcement. Oh he will give you a ticket but he will educate you on the infraction so you don't make it again and know how the law works so you can share that info with others so we as a commercial and non commercial carriers are better educated and safer on the roads.

Think that guy with the load of logs needs a few more straps 😁

Looking forward to this!!!!

Actually had some interaction with this officer some time ago at a multi jurisdictional inspection setup. Hes actually one of the good ones. Was more educational than about revenue. Had pretty new equipment and all my ducks in a row with regulatory agencies, insurance, ifta, etc. So no issues whatsoever. Nice guy, not the typical attitude that some officers have.

Im in Texas & i find at least 60% of everything in the videos useful in some manner. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very informative. Thanks.

Great video and info! I added this card and link to my license video. Can't stress enough check your state laws as they vary greatly.

THANKS Tim and Kristie for this series! The only thing that could make it better would be if every RU-vid channel that deals with tractors would produce the same series for their particular state. Let’s make it happen! Tim @ Cliffside Acres

We need more dot bears like hoover. I have seen him on logger wade and dirt perfect helping those guys. He seem like a nice guy trying to help people understand laws and avoid problems.

Whew! I thought...how did he get in trouble? Then I read the video description.

Awesome job guys

Absolute Legend!

Welcome Trooper Hoover!

Officer Hoover shifting from foot to foot and hands constantly moving. He's just twitching and itching to write an out of service ticket.

Great series of videos.

My husband was hobby racecar driver. When we use a trailer to haul the car to another track out of town we would pull in the port of entry. They would just wave us on through.

Great information!

That’s a great cop right there. Thanks for sharing the knowledge and for your service

Trooper Hoover you're a great law man very informative I won't blow the scales no more I promise and I won't park at the sign and wait till it said closed this I won't do that no more neither I'm all kidding I don't run I-70. but anyway I live in Virginia I tried to register my W900 is private with these yahoos at DMV in the Commonwealth of Virginia they would not let me do it I'll show him you're speaking for the state of Indiana where I could register my W900 is a private vehicle that's cool I love Indiana. God bless you Trooper Hoover for what you do the old medicine man retired

"pull in sit down have a chat" It's revenue generating first and safety second!

Great video glad they cleared up the weekend racer people.

Officer Hoover!!!! Logger Wades and Dirt Perfects buddy

Really like your videos. GO GREEN! GO SPARTANS!

there hard over there in Australia you only pull in to a weight station if your GVM is over 8 tonnes car and trailer are fine to just drive pass

Great information....