The Truckers’ Report flatbed Hall of Shame.

too be fair, one of the trailers on the photo is!

 

It will be empty if he hits his brakes hard enough.

 

To be honest, I seen 4x4 on the deck. Had to look twice to see beams.

 

Wife went on a one day trip with me before Turkey day. Saw this going down Ohio toll road. To be fair, I’ve never pulled these but that lean looks sketchy to me

 

Them normally stack pretty straight.

 

Thats Truth. Never had one do that.

 

Potential hall of shame. Went in to get paperwork from office, they asked if they could start loading. 144 empty new crates 3 wide 3 high 16 rows starting at rear what could go wrong? 20 minutes later I come out of office and saw this
106” wide at bottom

 

Can you not run 9' wide there?
I'm typically 9'6 wide, but depending on what I do on a given day, am 8'6 to 10'6.
You may even need a quick permit, but 9.5 wide should be easy.

 

Freight must be 102" or less in width without os/ow permits. States will not issue permits if the load is divisible.

 

BC has relaxed rules for forestry/raw/first cut loads that the rest of North America does not recognize.
We used to load veneer to 10 ft wide and the annual permit was $15 while a construction machine needed a permit at 8ft 8inches and they were single use timed permits at $20 each or a quarterly at $60.