1. A weight must be entered in either the Solo or Combination 1 box. Declare both solo and combination weights if used.
2. If a weight is entered into Combination 2 or Combination 3 or Combination 4, then there must be a weight in the previously numbered Combination weight box.
3. If a weight greater than 80,000 lbs is entered in Combination 2 or Combination 3 or Combination 4, then the weight entered in Combination 1 must = 80,000 lbs.
4. The weights in the Combination 1-Combination 4 boxes must be in ascending order. (Combination 1 less than Combination 2 less than Combination 3 less than Combination 4)
5. If a weight in a weight box is greater than 80,000 lbs, its corresponding Axles box must have an entry. The rules for that entry are as follows:
   • If weight greater than 80,000 lbs and less than 98,000 lbs, Axles value must be 5 or greater;
   • If weight greater than 98,000 lbs and less than or equal to 100,000 lbs, Axles value must be 6 or greater;
   • If weight greater than 100,000 lbs, Axles value must be 7 or greater.

Please consult the on-line Motor Carrier Education manual for additional information on vehicle declared weights, or

contact a CCD representative for additional information on declared weights, or any questions regarding your specific situation.

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