Except for certain vehicles, what is the maximum width for loads transported?

The maximum width for loads transported in Texas is 102 inches. This measurement aligns with federal regulations as well, which typically stipulate that vehicles do not exceed this width for safety and efficiency on roadways. The regulation is designed to ensure that vehicles can comfortably navigate roads and bridges without posing a risk to other road users or infrastructure.

This width limit is particularly significant because it helps maintain roadway safety standards. Loads exceeding this width may require special permits and additional rules apply, such as escort vehicles or restricted traveling times. Therefore, 102 inches is the standard maximum width for most transport loads unless specific provisions for oversized loads have been arranged.