What is the maximum weight and size limit for shipments?

Blue Water Trucking adheres to specific regulations and guidelines regarding maximum weight and size limits for shipments, though these limits can vary based on factors such as the type of vehicle used and the nature of the shipment. In general, freight carried by standard trucks is usually subject to a maximum weight limit of approximately thirty-four thousand pounds for axles and a total vehicle weight limit of approximately eighty thousand pounds on interstate highways. As for dimensions, the standard size limit for freight includes a maximum length of approximately forty-eight feet for a standard trailer, though certain configurations may allow for longer lengths. The width typically should not exceed eight feet and six inches, and the height cannot surpass thirteen feet and six inches, in order to comply with federal regulations. However, it is crucial to note that Blue Water Trucking may also offer specialized services for oversized or heavy shipments which require additional permits and planning. For individuals or businesses looking to utilize their services, it is highly recommended to refer to the current web page for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding weight and size limits, as well as any specific guidelines that may apply depending on the nature of the shipment. Factors such as state regulations and specific shipment requirements can affect these limits, making it essential to get the latest details directly from the official resources.