Transporting Trusses: Size, Weight & Reducible Load Issues (Part 2 of 3)

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Transporting Trusses: Size, Weight & Reducible Load Issues (Part 2 of 3)

• WTCA is putting together a “Guide to Loading and Transporting Wood Trusses.”
• The greatest complication in shipping is that practically every state has its own oversize load regulations and permitting processes.
• The Federal Highway Administration sets size and weight limits allowable for commercial transport.

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2005 Jan/Feb

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