Most States have a length limit of 53 foot load and trailer meaning the length can only be 53 feet long with both the load and the trailer. There are exceptions for like some of the western states with the 40-20 trailer set ups, then the twin 48 trailers along the NY thruway. some of the states are allowing triples on the interstate only as well for the twin 48's and such. There are also some shorter restrictions for some of the federal US highways for mountain routes like along US-12 from Lewiston ID into MT due to some of the curves along the river there. Also down US- 95 south from Spokane or Pullman to Lewiston ID There are also other locations I can't think of right now too. This was the reason I liked my 48 foot trailer as I was under the 72 foot rule for those routes and could still legally have as much as 4 feet hang off the back if need be. Still had to a bid by the 53 foot length law for load and trailer though. Once you get permits for over size loads all bets are off as that changes the overhangs and other dimensions for things. I think once you got the permits you were allowed up to 15 feet over hang in the rear with signage before you had to get pilot cars. The one that is up for grabs is height. Most states west of the Mississippi are 14 foot except MN,OK,. Ne is 14'6" Most states will allow up to 14'4" before highpoles and pilot cars are required for height. These are on Interstates as well as US- highways. And now you are totally confused right?
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