Conn. Agencies Regs. § 14-270-7 - Divisible load permits
(a)
(1) A permit may be issued for a divisible
load when the Commissioner of Transportation determines:
(i) that it is in the best interest of public
safety and welfare or
(ii) that it
is in the best interest of the State.
(2) A divisible load permit may be granted to
any applicant who demonstrates to the Commissioner that his single unit vehicle
will be converted to meet the legal statutory weight limits.
Section (a) (i) and (ii) permits will be issued for axle weight waivers only. Gross vehicle weights must comply with statutory limits.
(3) Permits for single unit
four-axle vehicles may be limited to those vehicles with axles fixed to the
ground. In these instances, statutory axle weights must be complied with. The
permit will allow up to 76,500 pounds maximum gross vehicle weight.
(b) Divisible load permits will be
issued in six-month increments through April 30, 1990.
(c) Divisible load permits may be issued to
allow vehicles to operate within construction projects, subject to the
following:
(1) the vehicle has the proper
safety equipment to operate over the road (proper brakes, lights,
etc.),
(2) vehicle gross weight or
haul capacity is not exceeded,
(3)
vehicle is properly registered with construction plates, a commercial
registration, or heavy duty registration,
(4) permits will be limited to (A) specific
projects within the construction site and (B) axle weights are not to exceed
25,000 pounds or its rated capacity whichever is less. Tire weight not to
exceed 900 pounds/inch width of tire,
(5) additional gross and/or axle weights may
be authorized when existing pavement and structures are to be replaced. Those
weights will be determined on an individual basis,
(6) divisible load permits for off-the-road
vehicles to cross a highway within the construction site will be granted on an
individual site basis. In these instances uniformed traffic guards will be
required along with the maintenance and repair of the road to the satisfaction
of the Commissioner of Transportation.
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