When a coach bus passes a weigh station in the U.S., is it required to pull in?

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Why

There is no single national requirement for buses to enter weigh stations. Each state sets its own policy, so a coach may have to pull in on one state's highways and be exempt in the next.

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Topic: Passenger vehicles   License: CDL

Part of these practice sets:

• On the Road with Passengers

Where it applies: Asked in every state.

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