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Driving along the highway 5 towards Gilroy, we saw probably a dozen trucks with open tops and grates along the outside carrying garlic. For tens of miles the highway was covered in garlic peel. Feels like it’s allowed because it’s hard for the highway patrol to miss.
I regularly see trucks in California driving with no tarps or cover, dropping gravel, produce waste, and other random crap onto roads and peoples cars. Is there just an epidemic of poor illegal truck safety or is there actually no law against it?
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I have also seen this situation a couple of times, specially from Santa Cruz to the landfill up the highway one, twice I just couldn’t read the license plate and they were already getting off the highway, but very distressing to see them dropping junk for miles
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And yes both times it was somewhat covered by a tarp, but not enough to prevent the situation above described
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I heard the only thing you can have fall out of your truck is chicken feathers
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