Which statement about cargo loading is correct?

The statement that each state has its own legal weight limits is accurate because while federal regulations provide a baseline for weight limits on interstate highways, each state can establish its own specific regulations regarding weight limits on state roads. This means that drivers must be aware of and comply with the individual state laws where they are operating, in addition to any federal requirements. Understanding that various states may have different restrictions is essential for ensuring legal compliance and safe transport.

On the other hand, stating that all cargo can be loaded at any weight overlooks the legal and safety constraints associated with cargo transport. Positioning heavy loads solely at the rear is generally not recommended; instead, they should be evenly distributed to maintain vehicle balance and control. Finally, while federal regulations do play a significant role in determining weight limits, they do not account for the totality of regulations, as local and state laws also significantly contribute to weight determination.