Trailer length
I am purchasing a 42 foot toy hauler and notice many states have maximum trailer lengths of 40 ft or less. Does this mean I need to drive around that state? I am actually purchasing the toy hauler in ...
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NM
1. Height. If the height of the trailer or the load appears to exceed 14
feet, a measurement may be needed in order to determine if an
oversize permit is required.
2. Length. Vehicles operating on designated highways may have two
28-1/2 foot trailers (double) or one 57-1/2 foot trailer. If the overall
length of the tractor, trailer or combination appears to exceed 65 feet
and it is on a non-designated highway, a measurement may be
needed in order to determine if an oversize permit is required.
3. Width. If the trailer or the load extends beyond the maximum 8 feet 6
inch legal limit, an oversize permit is required if the load is nonreducible.
1. Height. If the height of the trailer or the load appears to exceed 14
feet, a measurement may be needed in order to determine if an
oversize permit is required.
2. Length. Vehicles operating on designated highways may have two
28-1/2 foot trailers (double) or one 57-1/2 foot trailer. If the overall
length of the tractor, trailer or combination appears to exceed 65 feet
and it is on a non-designated highway, a measurement may be
needed in order to determine if an oversize permit is required.
3. Width. If the trailer or the load extends beyond the maximum 8 feet 6
inch legal limit, an oversize permit is required if the load is nonreducible.
