Mexico considers trailer ban

News-in-print 1 Oct 2016 by WCN Editorial

There is increasing pressure in Mexico for the government and regulatory agencies to do something about the appalling road safety record of its trucking industry. Mexico has a maximum allowable truck weight of 65t and permits trucks to pull double trailers (carrying two 40ft containers). It is widely reported that the maximum weight limit is regularly broken and enforcement is lax.

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Mexico considers trailer ban

News-in-print 1 Oct 2016 by WCN Editorial

There is increasing pressure in Mexico for the government and regulatory agencies to do something about the appalling road safety record of its trucking industry. Mexico has a maximum allowable truck weight of 65t and permits trucks to pull double trailers (carrying two 40ft containers). It is widely reported that the maximum weight limit is regularly broken and enforcement is lax.

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