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Georgia Oversize Permit, Wide and Heavy Haul Information

Georgia | GA

Legal Maximums: Legal Dimensional Limits. Permits will be required if these dimensions are exceeded.

Permit Maximums: Upper limits for permissible dimensions. Loads exceeding these measurements may be categorized as ‘super loads’ in some states, potentially requiring extended processing times and additional regulatory review.

Pilot Car Needed: Loads surpassing these measurements require an escort vehicle or pilot car.

Legal Maximums
Length 53′ 0″
Overhang
– Total 9′ 0″
– Front 3′ 0″
– Back 6′ 0″
Width 8′ 6″
Height 13′ 6″
Weight 80,000 lbs.
Permit Maximums
Length 120′ 0″
Width 15′ 0″
Height 15′ 0″
Weight 120,000 lbs.
Pilot Car Needed
Length 90′ 0″
Overhang
– Total 15′ 0″
– Front N/A
– Back N/A
Width 13′ 0″
Height 15′ 0″
Weight 120,000 lbs.

Georgia Oversize and Overweight Trucking Regulations - Safety, Signage, and Visibility Requirements

Key Georgia Oversize and Overweight Trucking Requirements:

  • Weather Safety: Headlights are mandatory when poor visibility necessitates windshield wiper use. This applies to rain, snow, hail, and fog conditions reducing visibility to less than 500 feet.
  • Oversize Load Signage: Trucks exceeding standard dimensions must display appropriate “Oversize Load” signs. These visual alerts are crucial for road safety.
  • Hazardous Material Signage: Loads requiring special permits or inspections, such as fireworks or flammable liquids, must have “Hazardous Material” signage clearly visible.
  • Federal Flags: Depending on load size, vehicle dimensions, and travel distance, federal regulations may require specific flag placements.
  • Lighting Requirements: Proper lighting is essential for oversize vehicles, enhancing visibility and safety during transit.

Georgia’s strict adherence to these trucking regulations ensures safer roads for all users. Drivers must familiarize themselves with these rules to avoid potential legal issues and contribute to overall traffic safety.

Remember, compliance with Georgia’s trucking laws is not just about avoiding fines – it’s about promoting a culture of safety and responsibility in the trucking industry.

Select your desired state below for detailed permit guidelines.

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