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68

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81

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11

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45

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Inwood

Harpers

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Shepherdstown

9

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29

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127

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50

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2

2

2

2

30

8

30

22

22

105

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Chester

New Cumberland

40

70

470

Weirton

Wellsburg

Bethany

27

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27

B R O O K E

67

Wheeling

88

88

2891

ALT.

O H I O

86

Moundsville

Cameron

250

250

7

20

69

20

7

7

18

18

180

New Martinsville

Middlebourne

Hundred

W E T Z E L

Blacksville

74

23

7

218

218

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250

29

55

55

259

259

259

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93

42

55

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Randolph

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42

Moorefield

220

220

220

55

59

28

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33

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219

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Gormania

26

26

7292

72

Bruceton

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Albright

7

26

Kingwood

Reedsville

Rowlesburg

24

90

Thomas

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219

Parsons

7232

55

Harman

33

33

33

33

119

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250

19

20

58

57

20

20

4

20

76

Fairmont

79

310

119

92

38

38

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Grafton

33

33

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of Seneca

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7

28

92

28

55

55

55

219

219

219

7

19

119

119

100

705

79

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50 50

47

47

7

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16

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74

18

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31

16

Smithville

Harrisville

R I T C H I E

D O D D R23

Salem

19

19

19

Clarksburg

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20

79

Weston

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5

5

14

16

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53

Elizabeth

77

77

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36

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68

33

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62

2

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62

62

62

87

331

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Mason

Point Pleasant

Henderson

35

Spencer

119

34

Rock Gap

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Jackson

Stonewall

Lake

Burnsville

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250

Huttonsville

92

Elkins

Thornwood

250

250

5

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19

19

Webster Springs

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20

79

82

20

39

39

20

20

39

55 39

150

92

39

39

28

92

84

Frost

66

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Marlinton

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55

41

4

4

16

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77

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P U T N A M

Clay

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16

39

129

Summersville

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Craigsville

Richwood

60

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60

16

16

41

41

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St. Albans

Charleston

South

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114

Charleston

119

119

119

119

34

3

10

103

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34

64

60

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5260

64

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152

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52

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23

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52

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37

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152

65

65

49

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Williamson

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10

52

52

52

119

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94

3

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85

85

85

17

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80

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97

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Pineville

54

54

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16

52

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103

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219

460

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Hinton

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77

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Applicable Vehicle Provisions for Other US and WV State Routes

9.

Applicable Vehicle Provisions for County Routes

Nitro

Ripley

2

SPUR

62

63

220

279

869

Commercial traffic prohibited

by Federal statute

219

Welch

1, 2 and 7 identified above, as well as,

Unless otherwise designated by the Commissioner, the maximum legal width of vehicles is

restricted to 96 inches; however, 102 inch wide equipment is permitted on bi-directional

roadways if the lane widths are 10 feet or greater.

Unless otherwise designated by the Commissioner, a combination of vehicles may not

consist of more than two units, and no combination of vehicles including any load thereon

shall have an overall length, inclusive of front and rear bumpers, in excess of 55 ft.

10.

11.

PREPARED BY

WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS

PLANNING AND RESEARCH DIVISION

IN COOPERATION WITH

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

A motor vehicle including any load thereon, may not exceed a length of 40 feet extreme

overall dimension, inclusive of front and rear bumpers, except that a motor home may

not exceed a length of 45 feet, exclusive of front and rear bumpers.

Maximum legal height 13 feet-6 inches.

Maximum legal width 102 inches.

Allow Truck Tractor-Semitrailer combinations where the Semitrailer is not longer than

48 feet unless Semitrailer has an axle spacing of not more than 37 feet between the rear

axle of the Truck Tractor and the front axle of the Semitrailer, in which case the

semitrailer may be not more than 53 feet in length

Allow Truck Tractor-Semitrailer-Trailer combinations where neither the Semitrailer nor

the Trailer is longer than 28 feet.

No overall length limitation imposed for Truck Tractor-Semitrailer or Truck Tractor-

Semitrailer-Trailer combinations.

A combination of vehicles coupled by saddle-mount device used to transport motor

vehicles is limited to an overall length of 75 feet. In addition, a combination of two

vehicles one of which is a motor home, travel trailer or folding camping trailer may not

exceed an overall length, exclusive of front and rear bumpers, of 65 feet.

Reasonable access from designated routes to or from points of loading and unloading,

terminals, facilities for fuel, food, repairs and rest restricted to 2 miles or less.

2

SPUR

Ravenswood

Applicable Vehicle provisions for Interstate and other National Network Highways

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 identified above, as well as,

Subject to the exceptions identified in item #7, a combination of vehicles including any

load thereon, inclusive of front and rear bumpers, shall be limited to 70 feet. (Note: the

provisions of item #6 only apply to Interstate and other National Network roadways and

those highways providing reasonable access to those facilities).

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VEHICLE SIZE MAP

STATE OF

WEST VIRGINIA

Contact the Program Planning and Administration Division

at (304) 558-3113 or (304) 558-9580

or by e-mail at grossweight@wv.gov for additional

information regarding routes not depicted.

The vehicle provisions displayed are not an exhaustive list.

For additional provisions, please refer to Chapter 17C, Article 17

of the official code of West Virginia online at

http://www.legis.state.wv.us

Additional copies of this map may

be obtained by contacting the

West Virginia Division of Highways

at (304) 558-9258 or

may be downloaded from:

http://www.transportation.wv.gov