Oversize provisions

Easy cheesey, just download the pdf file I posted on a thumb drive and anywhere that does printing or copies can do it for you if you have no printer available in the truck. If you do much of this make sure to keep it handy, plenty other states have the provisions as well. Indiana will burn you like a cheep weenier for not having provisions with your permit.

 

I didnt realize you knew you needed them but didnt get them yet.

Many states require you to have emergency contact numbers for utility, railroad (if crossing any tracks), etc...

I usually only do superloads (16'+ wide, 17' high etc) most states call that variance loads but some states treat them all the same. Im west coast so im not familiar with Illinois and Kentucky. Call some local pilot car drivers, they are usually a wealth of information.

 

aiwiron, I've been doing oversize a long time an I still need help from time to time..

 

Good points and yep phone numbers are on every crossing box and are different for what track line you cross east of the big muddy, I was taught to throw a chain across both tracks for the short out, but jumper cables sound cool also.

 

I am not expert either, just a blind squirrel look'in fer that nut.

 

Was the 13 an ATS truck?
Wonder who that was?

Ask them real nicley to make you a copy of the provisions. They have printers in the trks...

 

lol relax Dudley do.