Public weigh bridge

armourer
armourer Forum Participant Posts: 218
edited February 2016 in Towcars & Towing #1

anyone know where there are any public weigh bridges in west lothian scotland

i tried to google it but no luck

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  • Bob2112
    Bob2112 Forum Participant Posts: 276
    100 Comments
    edited February 2016 #2

    Try your local council web site.

  • JVB66
    JVB66 Forum Participant Posts: 22,892
    1000 Comments
    edited February 2016 #3

    Have just googled  public weighbridges in lothian and several have been listed?

  • armourer
    armourer Forum Participant Posts: 218
    edited February 2016 #4

    Have just googled  public weighbridges in lothian and several have been listed?

    Write your comments here...would you like to tell me where any of them as when i google it there are none showing it only lists bridge repairs and haulage compans

    been on the west lothian council site and no luck either !!!

  • Runrig
    Runrig Forum Participant Posts: 186
    edited February 2016 #5

    Try googling weighbridge as one word.

    Best of luck

  • asda160
    asda160 Forum Participant Posts: 87
    edited February 2016 #6

    Armourer,

    try this link

    https://chrishodgetrucks.co.uk/pageweighbridge/weighbridges14.htm

    I used to operate a Weighbridge which was open to the public despite not being advertised as such. It was part of a feed mill accepting in loads of wheat, barley and such like. You might have one near you.

    cheers

    Dave

  • armourer
    armourer Forum Participant Posts: 218
    edited February 2016 #7

    Armourer,

    try this link

    https://chrishodgetrucks.co.uk/pageweighbridge/weighbridges14.htm

    I used to operate a Weighbridge which was open to the public despite not being advertised as such. It was part of a feed mill accepting in loads of wheat, barley and such like. You might have one near you.

    cheers

    Dave

     

    thanks for the link dave there is one 3 mile away run by trading standards that i did not even know existed

    cheers Grahame