Semi Trailer Length
Semi Trailer Length
The semi trailer length for a 5 axle semi truck trailer varies by state. While federal rules ensure that states cannot reduce the length of a trailer to less than 53 feet on the interstate and access roads, trailer lengths can be shorter than 53 feet on roads that are not federally funded. Also, states can allow longer trailer lengths anywhere in their states, including interstates, if they wish.
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Jurisdiction Min Max Substate Measures Alabama 57 0- Less than 12 wide roads: 53 6 Max
Trailer must have Kingpin to Center of Tandems of 41 if trailer is more than 48 53 0
- Non Designated Highways: 48 0 Max
- Other (Non-Interstate) Highways: 53 0 Max
- California Black Routes: (No Semi-Trailer Length Limit)
- Non-Designated State Routes: 48 0 Max
Trailer must have Kingpin to Center of Tandems of 41 if trailer is more than 48 57 0
- Designated Secondary Highways: 48 0 Max
- Non-53 Network: 48 0 Max
- Non-Designated Highways: 48 0 Max
- Non-Designated Highways: 48 0 Max
- State Roads other than 102 network: 48 0 Max
- State and Designated Highways: 48 0 Max
- New York City Truck Route Network: 48 0 Max
- Non-Designated Highways: 48 0 Max
- State Roads: 53 0 Max
- Non Interstate: 48 6 Max
- Non Designated Roads: 48 0 Max
- Non Designated Trunk Highways: 48 0 Max
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