DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK 

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RETURN DIRECTIONS BACK TO EDENTON, NC DIRECTIONS FOR FUEL REBATES:

ROUTE PLAN REQUIREMENTS SEND TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL

• Total Length  - 220.28'
• Total Width - 10'
• Total Height - 190" Shipment on Trailer
• Total Weight - 366,000 lbs. 

Total Axles - 25 Axles (10 Double Axles)

• 15 Axles
• 10 Double Axles

Total Axles Spacing - 2,582.36" (215.1')

• 15 Axles - 14.6' Spacing Between Axle 
• 25 Axles - 8.8' Spacing Between Axle 

Weight Per Foot (Axle Spacing) - 1,663 lbs. per foot

Axle Permit Requirement

• 15 Axles = 24,400 lbs. per axle
• 25 Axles - 14,640 lbs. per axle

Spacing Between Axle Group - 31.4' Spacing 

• 15 Axles - 7 Axles Groups
• 25 Axles - 7 Axles Groups

Spacing for DOT Requirement - 52,233 lbs. between Axle Group @ 31' Spacing

• Min. Bridge Crossing Between Axles - 68,208 lbs.
• Intersection Requirement - 48'' x 48' Intersection Box
• Bridge Side Columns & Utility Poles Distance Away From Road - @ 15.8' Tall I Need Utility Poles & Bridge Columns 30" Off Edge of Road

 DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK 

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RETURN DIRECTIONS BACK TO EDENTON, NC DIRECTIONS FOR FUEL REBATES:

• 366,000 lbs. heavy -  (16' Tall - 220' Length - 10' Wide)
•  150,000 lbs. empty.  (12' Tall - 220' Length - 10' Wide)
• No Tunnels (Even Deadhead 10' Width will require Tunnel Shutdown. Meaning more down time. 
• No Old Bridges Must Stay Away if Nothing else is an option. You will have to sit for a State Police to shut down the bridge. Meaning more downtime that can be avoided with right planning. 
• Try to Stay on State or Federal Routes and avoid interstate for a Structural Engineer approval. The Engineer will probably give us a Night Permit.
• Load of this magnitude will require a lot of other resources to get approve.  Such as Light Poles Vehicles, Extra Police Presence, Engineers Presence, Inspectors and Electric Technicians Presence

GOGGLE MAPS DIRECTIONS TO BE GUIDED INTO NEWARK, NJ AND HOW TO GET OUT 16' TALL WITH OPTIONS AROUND THE TIDEWATER VIRGINIA AND RALEIGH, NC METRO AREAS

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  DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK 

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RETURN DIRECTIONS BACK TO EDENTON, NC DIRECTIONS FOR FUEL REBATES:

General Freight Direction - Approved for travel

Depart out of Anchors Way Road to Proceed Left (To Merry Hill, NC)

1. Distance to Soundside Road in Edenton, NC - 520' )0.09 Mile
2. Schedule Break Stop or Request - Can't Park Cozad at this facility

Make Left onto Soundside Road (To St. John Road) 

1. Distance to St. John Road- 3.4 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 3.49 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right onto St. John Road (To Haughton Road [NC Route-32])

1. Distance to NC Route-32 South - 333' (0.06 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 3.55 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right onto N.C. Route-32 (To Pleasant Grove, NC)

1. Distance to US Route-64 - 16.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 19.55 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right unto US Route-64 West (To NC Route-45 North)

1. Distance to NC Route-45 - 5.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 24.55 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right unto NC Route-45 North (To US Route-158 West)

1. Distance to US Route-158 - 37.5 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 62.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Continue onto U.S. Route-158 West (To Yanceyville, NC)

1. Distance to NC Route-86 North -130 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 192.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right onto NC Route-86 North (To Danville, VA)

1. Distance to US Route-29  10.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 202.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

  DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK 

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RETURN DIRECTIONS BACK TO EDENTON, NC DIRECTIONS FOR FUEL REBATES:

General Freight Direction - Approved for travel

Make Right onto NC Route-86 North (To Danville, VA)

1. Distance to US Route-29  - 10.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 202.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Left onto U.S. Route-29 South (To Danville, VA)

1. Distance to US Route-58 - 5.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 207.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right onto U.S. Route-58 West (To Martinsville, VA)

1. Distance to US Route-220 - 25.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 232.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

Make Right onto U.S. Route-220 West (To Roanoke, VA)

1. Distance to Interstate-81- 51.0 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 283.05 Miles
3. Schedule Break Stop Request - No

 Make Right onto Interstate-81 North (To Bordnersville, PA)

Distance to Interstate-78 - 433.5 Miles

1. Virginia - 162 Miles
2. West Virginia - 27.5 Miles
3. Maryland - 12.0 Miles
4. Pennsylvania - 232 Miles

Total Mileage Traveled - 716.55 Miles

Schedule Break Stop or Request - 

1. The Exit Ramps and On Ramps looks like a good option for Interstate-81 Traffic for Heavy Haul
2. West Virginia DOT Engineers Have approved min. axles weight on Doubles before submitting permit for approval

Continue onto Interstate-78 East (To Port Street)

Distance to Port Street - 133.0 Miles

1. Pennsylvania - 75 Miles
2. New Jersey - 58 Miles

Total Mileage Traveled - 849.55 Miles

Schedule Break Stop Request - No

  DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK 

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RETURN DIRECTIONS BACK TO EDENTON, NC DIRECTIONS FOR FUEL REBATES:

General Freight Direction - Approved for travel

Continue onto Interstate-78 East (To Port Street in Newark, NJ)

Distance to Port Street - 133.0 Miles

1. Pennsylvania - 75 Miles
2. New Jersey - 58 Miles

Total Mileage Traveled - 849.55 Miles

Schedule Break Stop Request -

1. There is apparent construction around the Port Newark. Our Goal is get to the city of drop and allow the Structural Engineer do his duties

Make Right onto Port Street (To Corbin Street)

1. Distance to Corbin Street  - 0.9 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 850.45 Miles

Schedule Break Stop Request 

1. Possible Detour. I could go to exit13A off the Turnpike and come in that way. I will use the 16'3" Clearance leaving the port

Make Right onto Corbin Street (To Tyler Street)

1. Distance to Tyler Street  - 0.75 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 851.20 Miles

Schedule Break Stop Request 

1. No

Make Left onto Tyler Street (To Sea Port Warehouse)

1. Distance to Seaport Entrance  - 0.42 Miles
2. Total Mileage Traveled - 851.62 Miles

Schedule Break Stop Request 

1. No

The Furthest the Front of Trailer or Jeep Can be to the Front Bumper - 269" (22') 

Total Length - 2,643" (220.28')

# of Articulate Sections - 6

Avg. Length Per Section - 36.7'

Intersection Box for Turning - 56' x 56'

  DEADHEAD FROM 109 ANCHOR WAY DRIVE in EDENTON, NC TO PORT NEWARK AND RETURN

• NORTH CAROLINA
• VIRGINIA
• WEST VIRGINIA
• MARYLAND
• PENNSYLVANIA
• NEW JERSEY

TYPE OF RESTRICTION NEED FURTHER REVIEW BEFORE SUBMITTING

Anchors Way and Southside (Edenton, NC)

1. The Radius is 50' meaning on a dual lane road I will only have 74' to get my tractor (which is 368" Wheelbase) in a 90 Degrees  Left Turn.  I will damages state property entering and exiting. The setup i need at Shop Location (Faymonville StreetMax FBX) I need another location so Lets use 1549 Vance Street for the Cozad100-Ton as my heavy infostructure
2. In North Carolina i have one Overpass that i must clear. The height i see is 15'  Clearance on return trip May have to exit. The Structural Engineer Job

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NORTH CAROLINA OVERSIZE PERMITS INFORMATION

PERMITS: North Carolina oversize permits are valid for ten days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: Sunrise to sunset, Monday through Saturday, no Sunday travel. Overweight only, not exceeding 112,000 pound gross (or 94,500 for sealed ship container) and travelling only on Interstate routes may travel 24/7, but it must be requested with the permit order.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: Loads over 10 feet wide are restricted within a 10 mile radius of the following cities: Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill from 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Loads over 14’ height are subject to speed and escort restrictions in I-40 tunnels near Tennessee line. (See Escort Section, below). No travel on major holidays or holiday weekends. Double check with permit office for holiday restrictions.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length:

• 105′
• Beams and girders maximum 120′

Width: 15′

Height: No set limits – determined by route. Loads over 14′ may take extra processing time.

Weight:

• Gross Weights
• 5 axles – 112,000
• 6 axles – 120,000
• 7 axles – 132,000
• Axle Weights
• Steer Axle – 20,000*
• Single – 25,000
• Tandem – 50,000
• Tridem – 60,000
• Quad – 68,000

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PERMITS: Virginia oversize permits are valid for thirteen consecutive days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: Sunrise to sunset, Monday through Saturday. Over length only, if length is not over 85’ and rear overhang does not exceed 10’ are allowed continuous travel. Overweight only can have continuous travel.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: Except when travel is on the Interstate system, no travel is permitted within the corporate limits of cities/towns between the hours of 7:00 to 9:00 AM or 4:00 to 6:00 PM. In addition, these curfew hours apply to Interstate routes in the Capital Beltway area (I-495, I-395, I95), in the Richmond area (I-64 between I-95 and I-295 east and west, on I-95 from Route 73 North of Richmond to I-295 South of Richmond), within the city limits of Petersburg (South of Richmond) on I-85 and I-95, on I-581 and Loop 419 in the Roanoke area, and in the Tidewater Area (Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth on I-64 south of US17, and on I-264, I-464, I-564, and I-664). No travel on major holidays and holiday weekends.

Newport News-Portsmouth-Norfolk area note: Permits are required on all but the main Interstate Highways in this area. Fines are very high for unauthorized travel. Permit turnaround time is 24 – 72 hours, so planning ahead is recommended.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length: 150′

Overhang: Rear overhang not to exceed 1/3 length of load, 2/3 of which must rest upon truck or trailer bed.

Width: 15′

Height: 15′

Weight:

• Single – 24,000
• Tandem – 44,000
• Tridem – 60,000 Interstate; 54,500 off Interstate
• Quad – 63,000-65,000 depending on spacings

Note: Only tridems have a different limit for Interstate-only travel).

Loads exceeding these dimensions are treated as super loads. Allow 5 to 10 days for processing.

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PERMITS: West Virginia oversize permits valid for five calendar days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: Sunrise to sunset, Monday through Friday, plus the following for weekend movement: On Interstate and divided routes, weekend running is allowed if dimensions do not exceed 14’6″ high, 14′ wide, 95′ long or 15′ total overhang. On US and selected WV routes, weekend running is allowed when not exceeding 14′ high, 12′ wide, 75′ long, and 10′ total overhang. On all other routes, weekend running is allowed when not exceeding 13’6″ high, 12′ wide, 75′ long, and 10′ total overhang. Overweight only, not exceeding 110,000 pounds gross are allowed 24/7 movement. Overweight only, exceeding 110,000 pounds gross can only travel sunrise to sunset, Monday through Friday.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: Over-dimensional travel usually not allowed on major holidays and holiday weekends.

WEST VIRGINIA PARKWAY: No night running or overnight parking is allowed on the Parkway so cutoff time for entry depends on time of year. Vehicles/loads over 14′ wide are restricted to Monday through Thursday movement, no Friday movement allowed. Most of the other over dimensional rules are the same as on the Interstates in West Virginia.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length: No limit if route can accommodate

Width:

• 16′ on 4-lanes
• 15′ on 2-lanes

Height:

• 16′ if route can accommodate
• Over 15′ needs engineer approval

Weight: 120,000 Gross

• Single – 28,000
• Tandem – 45,000
• Tridem – 50,000
• “Superload” permit can go higher and is usually routine issue

Loads exceeding these dimensions are considered as Super Loads.

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Important!

We are not a permit service.  We do not arrange permits for carriers.  The following is for informational purposes only.  We also do not answer permit and escort requirements.  Always read your permits and provisions sheets carefully. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.

PERMITS: Maryland oversize permits are valid for five travel days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset, Monday through Friday and Saturday until Noon (see Restricted Travel, below, for some exceptions). Also, beginning April 1, 2013, Maryland started allowing night travel from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am when dimensions do not exceed 12’ wide, 75’ long, 14’-6” high and 120,000 pounds on routes that are not otherwise restricted. Night travel must be requested when applying for the permit. This is listed as a pilot program so it may change.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: No movements across any toll facilities allowed from noon Friday until 9:00 am Monday. This restriction is also applied to all of I-95 from Baltimore to the Delaware line. Over 12′ wide or over 92,000 pounds can only travel 9:00 am to 3:30 pm (and Saturday until Noon) when on the Capital Beltway I-495/I-95 and Baltimore Beltway I-695. If 14′ wide or more, travel is only allowed from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm (and Saturday until Noon on any highway. No travel on six major Holidays and Holiday weekends (check with the Permit Office).

BALTIMORE CITY: Baltimore permits for the predefined route into or out of Dundalk Marine Terminal are now included with the Maryland state permit provided the dimensions are under 120,000 pounds, 12′ wide, 14′-6″ high and 85′ long. Loads with other Baltimore destinations or origins, or loads exceeding these dimensions have to be ordered separately from Baltimore City, which is usually slow with a 24-hour (minimum) turn-around time.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length: 120′

Width: 16′

Height: 16’ (overheight cannot be permitted on a flatbed). Over 14′-6″ now requires a route survey.

Weight: 120,000 (non-Interstate) to 150,000 (Interstate)

• Single – 27,000
• Tandem – 52,000
• Tridem – 63,000

Loads exceeding these dimensions are treated as super loads. Over 120,000 pounds gross on any non-Interstate routes is a superload.

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PERMITS: Pennsylvania oversize permits are valid for seven days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: Sunrise to sunset Monday through Friday, and Saturday sunrise until noon. Overweight only, not exceeding 107,000 pounds and not exceeding 70′ overall length, operating at prevailing speeds can have continuous travel.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: Daylight only until noon on Saturdays, and no Sunday travel. Over 10 feet wide and/or 85 feet in length are not allowed any weekend travel. Inside urban areas (see map included with provision sheets), except for holidays, movement is allowed seven days a week from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to sunset, and also 3:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. (but 2 pilots and special lighting required). City permit is required for Philadelphia for all routes except Interstates. Permit travel is usually not allowed from noon the day before the six major holidays and holiday weekends until the following weekday.

PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE: A permit must be ordered in advance if width is over 10′, length is over 85′, height is over 13’6, weight is over 125,000 pounds or any axle weight is over 22,400 pounds. Height over 13’6″ is not allowed on the mainline (I-76). Over 11′ wide, over 90′ long or over 15′ rear overhang requires a pilot car. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, O/D loads can travel between dawn to dusk Monday through Thursday, and dawn to noon on Friday. After Labor Day until Memorial Day, they can travel dawn to dusk Monday through Friday and dawn to noon on Saturday. Gross weight of 80,000 – 100,000 pounds is moderately expensive. Over 100,000 pounds is much more expensive. Online (Internet) toll calculator is available at: http://www.paturnpike.com/toll/tollmileage.aspx. PA Turnpike phone number is (717) 939-9551, ext. 2980.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length:

• 120′
• 160′ on 4-lane highways

Width: 16′

Height: 14’6″

Weight:

• Single – 27,000
• Tandem – 52,000
• Tridem – 63,000
• Quad – 72,000

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Important!

We are not a permit service.  We do not arrange permits for carriers.  The following is for informational purposes only.  We also do not answer permit and escort requirements.  Always read your permits and provisions sheets carefully. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.

PERMITS: New Jersey oversize permits are valid for five travel days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: Daylight hours seven days a week. Overweight only are not restricted for travel time.

RESTRICTED TRAVEL: No travel on major holidays. No travel on NJ Route 495 and the Holland Tunnel, New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and the Atlantic City Expressway. Access onto the I-95 section of the NJ Turnpike between Ridgefield and the George Washington Bridge (mp118 to mp 122) is only obtainable with permission of the Turnpike Authority, phone (732) 247-0900, extension 5429. Vehicles traveling I-95 to New York via the GW Bridge must contact Patrick C. Kennedy Traffic Safety Officer of the NJ/NY Port Authority prior to arrival, phone (201) 242-8116.

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length: 120′

Width: 18′

Height: 16′

Weight: The maximum weight that can be permitted on each axle is 800 pounds per inch of tire width. This means that four 10-inch tires on an axle would allow a maximum of 32,000 pounds on that axle; four 11-inch tires would allow 35,500 pounds. GVW over 150,000 requires special clearance from DOT.