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31 Case Example Follow-up Interviews A final part of the research effort was for the research team to complete additional interviews with a few states to extract additional information on the practices that states use. Four states were selected for these extended interviews, completed in April and May 2020.
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32 Night and Weekend Movement of Oversize/Overweight Loads that permits will be issued centrally versus at a regional level. Most emergency permits for night and weekend movement, however, are related to train derailments.
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Case Example Follow-up Interviews 33 Utah Motor Carrier Division Super Load/ Customer Service Utah generally provides night and weekend movements for OW loads, but will limit overdimensional loads over 10 ft wide, 14 ft 6 in. tall, or 105 ft in length, which are restricted to daylight hours for safety concerns.
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34 Night and Weekend Movement of Oversize/Overweight Loads All night movements are determined on a case-by-case basis. Loads that are OW only (not OS)
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