I can't really call myself a trucker or a camper, but I do know that this is one part of the FMCSA rules that vary from one area to another. Most of the interstate highway system allows double 53 foot trailers, which would be about 125 feet total. Most states restrict these doubles in the metro areas to just a few most direct routes to certain areas where the trucking company terminals are. Here and there you will see doubles terminals by the highway where they break them down and take one at a time through a restricted stretch. Two or three years ago I saw a motor home pulling a box trailer with a boat behind the trailer in a neighboring state. That made me curious so I looked up rules to that and found that it varies quite a bit by state, and like the double truck rules they can. be restricted in parts of a given state. If you were to go to the Rand McNally web site I expect that you would find the state to state particulars.
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