tandem placement

Can anyone tell me what states you can drive in with your tandem on the trailer all the way to the back? I know some states you can only go so far back. I just wanna know what states allow your tandem to be all the way back.

Thanks for any info.

DrtyDiesel

 

Are you sure? I'm in Ohio at a flying j. I've seen 3 trucks come through here so far with 53' trailers with their tandems all the way to the rear....??

 

Yeah I got one of those. It doesn't answer my question. I've looked all through the front sections or else I wouldn't have asked on here.

 

Ill check it out, it had me confused, but now i understand what your talking about

 

YeahI have a 2012 version.

I did find it, what had me confused is when it shows the max length i thought it meant the max length of the trailer. Then after Bulldog told me its in the atlas and what section it was under it became clear.

So now I know.

From what it shows im seeing states that allow you to run all the way back are:
Alabama (as long as the width of the road is 12' or greater)
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa (53' single, 28'6" doubles)
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming (60' in tractor trailer combo)

Any state not listed above has kingpin rules.

EDIT:

I looked this up by state weight size and limits for state roads. The interstate roads allow more length.