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What is considered Oversize/Overweight?

April 26, 2017oversize overweight

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What is considered Oversize/Overweight?

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A vehicle and or load that exceeds 8’ 6″ wide or a vehicle and or load that exceeds 13’6″ high is considered oversize. As far as overweight goes there are several types of weight issues. Single axle weight limit is 20,000 pounds. Tandem axle weight shall not exceed 34,000 pounds. Maximum vehicle weight shall not exceed 80,000 pounds. (These are the most common) Loads not over 10 feet in width or of not more than 10 feet of rear over hang are authorized to have continuous operation (except during curfew hours) with a permit.