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Typically, oversize loads require a special permit (and extra fees) to legally traverse roadways. Permits may even go so far as to designate the route to be taken, as well as dates and times allowed for travel.
It's always wise to consult an authority before smirking. In CMOS you can find over listed with other prefixes at 7.89, section 4, where you'll see it without a hyphen: overmagnified, overshoes, etc. The main entry at Merriam-Webster.com is \u201coversize (or oversized).\u201d
In general, the maximum legal load width is 8.5 feet (102 inches), and the maximum height limit is also 102 inches. Legal length is typically 48 to 53 feet, and the maximum weight is about 46,000 pounds.
While regulations vary from state to state, there are some typical guidelines that you can expect to meet across the United States: The standard width of a highway lane is 12 feet. Loads exceeding 8.5 feet wide are considered oversize and require a state permit.
(a) One escort vehicle shall be required when the width, including load, exceeds 14 feet and/or when the length exceeds 100 feet.
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As far as weight goes, the heaviest load ever moved was a water desalination unit. It had a weight of more than 4,800 tons. The hauling company was a Saudi Arabian logistics company, they had to use a tractor-trailer truck with 172 axles.
8'6\u201d wide, 14' tall, 53' length (tractor/trailer) 40' single unit. 75' overall with a truck and trailer. 3' of front overhang and 15' of rear overhang.
According to the Federal government, an oversized haul is a vehicle and/or shipment that is wider than 8 ft 6 in (102 in), whose gross vehicle weight (GVW) is over 80,000 pounds.
While regulations vary from state to state, there are some typical guidelines that you can expect to meet across the United States: The standard width of a highway lane is 12 feet. Loads exceeding 8.5 feet wide are considered oversize and require a state permit.
Loads that exceed 3.1m width or 4.3m height are not permitted to travel on any toll route unless the Agency has provided explicit authority to do so. The operator of the overdimension vehicle must comply with any piloting or travel time restrictions required by the Transport Agency.

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