How to find a Weighbridge?

Try your local quarry. They will usually let you use it, perhaps for a small fee.

Robert

Have you tried the Local Authority website? Public weighbridges are licensed by the LA.  Private weighbridges mostly won't weigh vehicles unconnected with the business, though whether that is for licensing reasons I cannot recall.  

Just look around you.  There will be lots once you look. Non-local-authority-licenced ones will often weigh a non-own vehicle as long as you tell them you do not need a "ticket".

HG.  Veolia waste disposal site at Gerrards Cross perhaps has closest weighbridge to you. Tel. 01753 883704

Our local council yard where the gritting lorries go out from has a one axle weighbridge. I go up there, park an axle on it, note the weight on the display, do the other axle and drive off. Never been challenged. Can't see an office there but I'm sure if you don't need a ticket they aren't going to worry.

Google gives many links...best are the local councils, via Google, but others sources are offered.

Google 'weigh bridges'....submit post code direct (it's a council link) and you should be offered all in the council area.

Thanks for the suggestions especially the one in Gerrards X. There are no sites listed on the Bucks CC site and no results from Google, hence the question. 

This was really really helpful!!

Thank you. I now have found one closest to me.

I think I found it for you using the google method above? Or are you not Buckinghamshire?

If so, HERE you go :)

I was at the local council tip in High Wycombe today (the aptly named "High Heavens"). They always used to have a weighbridge but the signs disappeared and nothing on the Councils website. As I drove in I saw - a weighbride - no signs, nothing. So I spoke to one of the staff who has been there for ever and he confirmed that, yes, it was a fully operational weighbridge. £12 for the ticket. 

Curiously, right next door there is a commercial operation and what did it have - yes, a weighbridge. I happened to park the car on it and noticed the read-out which seemed about right. A guy wandered out and confirmed that it was a commercial unit but he couldn't offer me the weighing ticket as it wasn't for the public. Seemed good enough to me but £12 is fine for the public one.

A long tale but it seems that there are hidden weighbridges all over the place! Curious.

Anyway, apart from a wanting to know that I haven't exceeded the maximum weight this is really all about tyre pressures, Continental, and Peugeot pressure warning settings. A different story which I would be happy to relate if anybody is the slightest bit interested.