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Posted by john in la on June 18, 2005 at 19:10:41 from (66.157.48.214):
In Reply to: Trailer width posted by Richard G. on June 18, 2005 at 17:43:41:
It is federal law that all states must allow trailer widths of 102" or 8'6".
This only applys to interstates and a limited roads to and from your site to the interstate. 96" or 8' is allowed on all roads in the US. If you tell me what state you are talking about I can tell you what info I have for that state. My state rules are
96" or less on any road
97" to 102" on truck route roads only
103" to 144" requires a permit
145" to 192" requires a permit and a escort
193" and over requires a police escort
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