Sec. 804.1602. - Definitions.

Gross weight means the net weight of a motor vehicle in pounds plus the weight of the load carried by it, pursuant to F.S. § 320.01(7). Regulated truck means a truck having a gross vehicle weight which exceeds 26,001 pounds, and is designed for the specific purpose of transporting freight. A regulated truck does not include those trucks that are used for government, utility or solid waste purposes. Truck route system means those streets that are defined and identified as truck routes on the City of Jacksonville Regulated Truck Route System Map as found at the end of this Part, and described below: (a) Preferred truck routes (Blue) means those routes or roads designated for travel by regulated trucks. Regulated trucks are encouraged to use Preferred Truck Routes (Blue) as the primary means of travel within Jacksonville. (b) Restricted roads (Red) means those routes or roads that are prohibited for travel or use by regulated trucks. (c) Non-regulated truck routes (Gray) means those routes or roads that are not designated as a Preferred truck route (Blue) or Restricted Road (Red). Regulated trucks are permitted to travel on these non-regulated truck routes (Gray). State Highway System (SHS) means all roadways that the Florida Department of Transportation operates and maintains; the SHS consists of the Florida Intrastate Highway System and other State roads; all streets under the jurisdiction of the Florida Department of Transportation are truck routes. Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) means Florida's transportation system composed of facilities and services of statewide and interregional significance, including appropriate components of all modes. (Ord. 2017-807-E , § 1)