Or. Admin. Code § 734-082-0053 - Primary and Secondary Haul
(1) A combination
of vehicles that includes a semitrailer exceeding eight feet six inches in
width or exceeding 53 feet in length shall not transport multiple items except
as authorized in OAR 734-082-0051 or this rule. This
section authorizes multiple items transported on a semitrailer up to 10 feet in
width or with trailers up to 62 feet in length and with weights authorized
under ORS 818.010.
(2) A single-trip permit may be issued
authorizing item(s) to be transported as a secondary haul movement provided:
(a) A single-trip permit authorizing the
primary haul is issued and the single trip permit for the secondary haul is
applied for listing the commodities and their origination point and is issued
at the same time;
(b) The
origination point of the secondary haul load shall:
(A) Be on the route of the primary haul;
or
(B) Not be greater than 25 road
miles from the origin/delivery point of the primary haul;
(c) Items stacked side by side or overlapping
shall not be more than eight feet six inches in width;
(d) Items stacked one on the other or
transported on the upper deck(s) of a drop deck trailer shall not be more than
14 feet in height;
(e) Items loaded
end to end on a semitrailer shall not exceed 53 feet in length; and
(f) The authorized weight for the secondary
haul shall not exceed that allowed under ORS
818.010 unless the single-trip
permit authorizes Permit Weight Table 2, revised January 2023. Permit Weight
Table 2 is by reference made part of Division 82 rules, and is available from
the CCD Over-Dimension Permit Unit.
(3) The single-trip permits issued for the
primary and secondary haul shall display the number of the permit issued for
the accompanying primary or secondary haul in the Special Provisions section of
the permit.
(4) The single-trip
permits authorizing the primary haul and the secondary haul and the bill of
lading of each haul shall be carried in the vehicle and made available on
request by enforcement personnel or other ODOT personnel.
(5) The single-trip permits authorizing the
primary haul and secondary haul shall run concurrently and shall not exceed a
period of 10 days.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 810.050, 810.060 & 184.619
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 818.220 & 818.225
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(1) A combination of vehicles that includes a semitrailer exceeding eight feet six inches in width or exceeding 53 feet in length shall not transport multiple items except as authorized in OAR 734-082-0051 or this rule. This section authorizes multiple items transported on a semitrailer up to 10 feet in width or with trailers up to 62 feet in length and with weights authorized under ORS 818.010.
(2) A single trip permit may be issued authorizing item(s) to be transported as a secondary haul movement provided:
(a) A single trip permit authorizing the primary haul is issued and the single trip permit for the secondary haul is applied for listing the commodities and their origination point and is issued at the same time;
(b) The origination point of the secondary haul load shall:
(A) Be on the route of the primary haul ; or
(B) Not be greater than 25 road miles from the origin/delivery point of the primary haul ;
(c) Items stacked side by side or overlapping shall not be more than eight feet six inches in width;
(d) Items stacked one on the other or transported on the upper deck(s) of a drop deck trailer shall not be more than 14 feet in height;
(e) Items loaded end to end on a semitrailer shall not exceed 53 feet in length; and
(f) The authorized weight for the secondary haul shall not exceed that allowed under ORS 818.010 unless the single trip permit authorizes Permit Weight Table 2 .
(3) The single trip permits issued for the primary and secondary haul shall display the number of the permit issued for the accompanying primary or secondary haul in the Special Provisions section of the permit.
(4) The single trip permits authorizing the primary haul and the secondary haul and the bill of lading of each haul shall be carried in the vehicle and made available on request by enforcement personnel or other ODOT personnel.
(5) The single trip permits authorizing the primary haul and secondary haul shall run concurrently and shall not exceed a period of 10 days.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619, 810.050& 810.060
Stats. Implemented: ORS 818.220 & 818.225