The greatest width ordinarily allowed by state law for a truck including its load is 102 inches.
Federal law controls maximum gross vehicle weights and axle loads and width allowed on the Interstate System. Truck accidents are caused due to the violation of the rules since large trucks impose great threats on the road. So the truck industry is regulated through laws and rules.
To operate a truck legally, certain requirements must be met which include age requirements, driver's license and a medical exam.
Large commercial vehicles rely on thousands of parts to operate safely. It’s critical to catch any mechanical issues early to minimize the chance of a semi-truck accident. Thus truck drivers are required to get their vehicles inspected regularly for damages due to safety issues.
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