Oversized Load Regulations & Pilot Car Directory

Be in the Know with this Pilot Car Directory 

Driving across state lines means dealing with a new set of rules, and it's hard to keep up with the ever-changing politics of transportation. With a pilot car directory, truck drivers remain in-the-know without having to call up others, ask questions or complete a computer search. We desire our customers to have easy and safe journeys, so Iowa 80 stocks this yearly updated edition to ensure that travels continue smoothly no matter which part of the country you are in.  

Everything You Need To Know

What are the weight requirements? When is the sun rising and setting? The United States truckers regulations on oversize loads directory lets you know. Before you move into new territory, use this book to look up pertinent data about the area. Brush up on appropriate travel times, vehicle requirements and signage. Should you have questions or concerns, locate contact information for ports of entry and permit services. In addition, find places to stay and numbers to use for reservations.

Features:

Essential information for Oversize Load and pilot car drivers in the continental United States, including Alaska and the District of Columbia. 

Includes information about each state's regulations pertaining to:

• Truck over-dimensional permit limitations
• axle configurations and weights
• Truck signage, flags and light requirements
• Escort requirements and escort vehicle requirements. 
• Permissible travel times. 
• Essential contact information and office hours. 
• Transportation abbreviations. 
• Sunrise and sunset schedules for each state, including formulas to calculate sunrise and sunset times. 
• Ports of entry phone numbers for Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. 
• Permit services and phone numbers for multi-state, SASHTO and WASHTO. 

Toll-free phone numbers for major hotel and motel accommodations.

The OSL Regulations Directory is updated each year. You will receive the newest issue when you order.