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Public weighbridges in East Sussex

Explore 4 source-backed weighbridge listings in East Sussex. Compare the published details and confirm access with the operator.

Weighing in East Sussex

Find source-listed public weighbridges in Ringmer, Newhaven, Rye and Westham. East Sussex County Council lists four private operators, each with a maximum published capacity of 50 tonnes. The council also states minimum weighing ranges of 200kg or 400kg, so a maximum capacity alone does not establish that a particular weighing request is suitable.

  • Contact the operator before setting off to confirm public availability, access directions, the charge and whether your vehicle will fit.
  • The council lists Saturday sessions for Ringmer and Newhaven, but only weekday sessions for Rye and Westham. Check the individual entry before planning a weekend visit.
  • No booking terms, prices, platform dimensions or axle-weighing service are stated in this source; these fields remain unknown.
4 weighbridges

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East Sussex

EMR Ltd

Southerham Wharf, North Quay Road, Newhaven BN9 0AB

Public-access evidence: Included in East Sussex County Council's public weighbridge list. Confirm current service and vehicle suitability before travelling.

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East Sussex

Rastrum Ltd

Rye Harbour Road, Rye Wharf, Harbour Road, Rye TN31 7TE

Public-access evidence: Included in East Sussex County Council's public weighbridge list. Confirm current service and vehicle suitability before travelling.

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East Sussex

Suez Environmental

Potts Marsh Industrial Estate, Eastbourne Road, Westham BN24 5NA

Public-access evidence: Included in East Sussex County Council's public weighbridge list. Confirm current service and vehicle suitability before travelling.

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Before you travel

Check public access, opening times, booking, payment and vehicle suitability directly with the operator. A published capacity is a weighing limit; it does not establish platform length or vehicle access.

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