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A Chester County, Pa., man driving a pickup truck with an attached horse trailer was illegally operating a commercial motor vehicle, Pennsylvania's Superior Court has ruled. Under Pennsylvania state law, a motor vehicle is defined as commercial if it weighs 26,001 or more pounds, a limit that Vincent J. Dugan's truck-and-trailer combination exceeded by 200 pounds.
February 28, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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