Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 045 - Transportation, Dept. of
Sub-Agency 0004 - Motor Carrier
Chapter 5 - SIZE AND WEIGHT LIMITATIONS OF VEHICLES
Section 5-22 - Implement Dealers
Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 5-22
Current through September 21, 2024
(a) Persons engaged in the business of selling, repairing, or transporting implements of husbandry to or from a farmer or rancher are exempt from permit requirements for overwidth or over height.
(b) Over length and overweight moves require a permit.
(c) In addition to the provisions of Section 8, Safety Measures and Moves, of these rules and regulations, oversize moves by implement dealers shall comply with the following Safety Regulations:
(i) Movements exceeding 18 feet in width or
17 feet in height shall be approved by the Overweight Loads Office by calling
307.777.4376 Monday through Friday.
(ii) Movements exceeding 16 feet in width or
any movement that cannot be kept to the right of the highway center line shall
be required escorts as described in Section
9,
Escort Procedures. Escort vehicles shall be properly equipped as described in
Section
10, Escort Equipment. Escort(s) for
movements exceeding 16 feet in height may be required.
(iii) Movements designed for operation at
speeds not exceeding 25 miles per hour shall display a slow moving vehicle
emblem complying with the provisions of Section
21(d)
(iii) of these rules and
regulations.
(iv) Non-registered,
self-propelled implements shall display a lighted, revolving amber light, an
amber strobe light, or 2 two-way flashing amber lights at least 4 inches in
diameter on the vehicle and OVERSIZE LOAD signs. LED
assemblies meeting the visibility requirements shall be allowed. These lights
shall be clean and clearly visible at least 1,000 feet from the front and rear
of the vehicle. Properly equipped escort vehicles, as described in Section
10, Escort Equipment, may be used instead
of this lighting requirement.
(v)
All oversize vehicles or vehicles transporting oversize loads shall have
headlights and taillights, if so equipped, illuminated and visible during
movement.
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