Question 399 of 403

What should you factor into your trip plan regarding known low bridges or weight-restricted roads on your route?

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Assume GPS routing will always correctly avoid them
Identify them in advance and plan an alternate path around any your vehicle cannot safely use
Low bridges and weight limits apply only on state highways, not interstates, which some drivers pick up wrong about route
It is unnecessary to check this before departing

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Correct answer to question 399 (General Knowledge): Identify them in advance and plan an alternate path around any your vehicle cannot safely use

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Consumer routing tools do not always account for a specific truck's height or weight, so checking for known low bridges or weight restrictions ahead of time and planning around them is part of good trip planning.

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