Posted by guess who on August 27, 2008 at 16:31:55 from (72.9.28.198):
In Reply to: D.O.T. Regulations posted by DRL on August 27, 2008 at 16:14:16:
As far as I know heres what you need to know 13ft 6in tall is max ht and 8 ft wide on a 8 ft trailer is max width and 8ft 6 in is max width on a 102 wide trailer which equals 8ft 6in. On length I am not so sure. I think a 53 ft trailer is ok everywhere on the interstate systym, and as high as 60 ft for some places and for certain types of freight like auto transporters from the fractory. Permits are available for oversize loads. I believe if it is something you can dismantle and haul it legaly they will not issue a permit for you to haul it in one large piece. This info is from personal experience from a few years ago, and things may have changed some what.
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