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A crane rental company in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada has been issued with a $10,000 traffic fine after police officers spotted one of its 50 tonne Rough Terrain cranes travelling on public roads, in South Edmonton on Wednesday.

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Under local laws the maximum weight allowed for a self-propelled two axle crane of this type is 22,000kg, while the actual crane – a Tadano TR500 – weighed in at 46,750kgs. The crane is also not certified for road travel in Edmonton and can only be moved on a trailer.

The name of the crane company has not been released as police say it is cooperating fully.

Author; Unknown.

Source:

http://www.vertikal.net/en/news/story/16507/

 

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