Oversize provisions

Yep the bottom one is the one you need.
Thanks for the link, I see they updated it and I now need to print out a new copy.
They never caught it this summer.
Lucky me

 

You may be in over your head if you didnt even know you have to carry the provisions in the truck. What about curfew lines, where do they begin? What cities have curfew? What are your lighting requirements? Hours of travel? Phone numbers of local jurisdictions and railroad companies?

Do you have ANY of that stuff?

 

never had to worry about lighting so far. cept in wyoming if i wanted to drive at night.

but my loads haven't been that miany and my travels haven't been that long. other then hauling rebar mostly and i have lightbar for that.

so keep the harping to yourselves.

does the permits say anything about lighting becuase i haven't had anything yet?

just wondering.

 

BINGO!! if you dont have the provision sheet the permit is void!

 

LOL he is not moving a house for goodness sake, the link I posted has everything he needs for provisions and curfews.

Rail road companies ????????????

Everyone starts somewhere and all of us that have hauled for a long time were beginners and needed some help. NOT someone telling them they are over their head.

 

Watch Ky. Depends on your rte. They due have curfews. They are listed as counties, Not cities.
Knowing the R.R. numbers are great if running a lowboy and you get hung up.
Look at the gray or silver boxes by the crossings.
They have the 800 # on them and the crossing location, most of the times.
if stuck on a crossing, take your jumper cables and hook them to each track. That will short out their system and also make the crossing lights lite up and the arms to come down.
It also sends a msg. to them there is a train on the track ,when they know one should not be.