Haw. Code R. § 19-101-6 - Inventory rating
(a) The inventory
rating is that load level which can safely utilize an existing structure for an
indefinite period.
(b) If the
inventory rating of the lowest capacity structure is exceeded by the vehicle,
or combination of vehicles, conveying a load which consists of gravel, cement,
lumber, petroleum products, pipe or any other product, material or equipment
which is physically capable of being reduced in weight to meet the inventory
rating of the structure, without damage to the load, the load shall be so
reduced before a permit shall be issued.
(c) A permit for the movement of a vehicle
and load configuration which does not exceed the inventory rating of the lowest
capacity structure shall be issued for continuous operation and shall be valid
for one year from date of issuance. If reduced to the 10-ton load limit, no
permit is required.
(d) If the
inventory rating of the lowest capacity structure is exceeded by the vehicle or
combination of vehicles and load, all or part of which can reasonably be
dismantled, disassembled or in any manner reduced, such action shall be taken
to the maximum extent possible before a permit shall be issued.
(e) Alternatively, if the inventory rating
can be met by use of other transporting equipment, a permit shall be granted on
such basis.
(f) A permit for the
movement of a vehicle and load configuration which exceeds the inventory rating
of the lowest capacity structure shall be issued for a single trip (one-way or
round trip) and shall be valid only for the specific date, time and route
designated in the permit.
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