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DOT Inspection Guide for First-Time Trailer Owners
As a first-time trailer owner, it’s important to understand the requirements for a Department of Transportation (DOT) inspection. DOT trailer…
Everything You Need to Know About Semitrailer Length Laws by State
To the average person, semitrailers are highway behemoths that you wouldn’t want to find yourself driving next to. To kids,…
What is the Maximum Trailer Height Before Needing a Permit?
Hauling large freight requires several considerations, one of the most important being the maximum trailer height. If you’re looking to…
DOT Driving Hours – What is the 16 Hour and 14 Hour Rule?
Hours of service (HOS) standards are effective safety compliance procedures established by the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to…
What You Need to Know About DOT Tire Regulations
Truck maintenance is extremely important, not just to comply with federal regulations but also to stay safe on the road. The…
Wide Load & Oversize Load Regulations and Permits
Regulations exist for a reason: safety. Oversize hauls change how vehicles handle and stop. They affect road stress, infrastructure limits,…
