After stopping a van towing a trailer with a market stall which was obviously bigger than permitted, German inspectors found numerous problems with the towing, the van, and the goods transported. By the end of the day, another trailer, the food standards and health services, and a disposal company, were all involved in the story.

Obvious overload led inspectors to discover series of offences

New weighing systems installed on Czech motorways to detect overweight trucks are finding thousands of overloaded HGV every month. However, <a href="https://tn.nova.cz/auto/clanek/447638-pretizene-kamiony-dal-nici-ceske-dalnice-moderni-vazeni-za-miliony-zatim-moc-nefunguje" target="_blank" rel="noopener">according to Czech Republic's Nova News channel</a>, administrative shortcomings and technical issues mean that many guilty truck owners are never fined. 

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Trucker manually shifts 3.5 tonnes to another trailer after his lorry is found overweight

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Wire sticking out of the tyres, taped glass and huge overload! This truck will be remembered by the inspectors for a long time.

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Is it possible to overload a truck by 162 tonnes? It did happen in Ukraine

ATTENTION  to Tansped EOOD  . they are not serious!!


Obvious overload led inspectors to discover series of offences

Hauliers avoiding overload fines despite new smart scales on Czech motorways

Trucker manually shifts 3.5 tonnes to another trailer after his lorry is found overweight

More effective fight with overloaded trucks in Denmark. Changes starting next year

Wire sticking out of the tyres, taped glass and huge overload! This truck will be remembered by the inspectors for a long time.

Brussels wants to fight overloaded trucks using two systems

Is it possible to overload a truck by 162 tonnes? It did happen in Ukraine

Fines for overloaded trucks in Germany. A carrier can claim compensation.