Virginia law limits the overall width of vehicles, including loads, to 102 inches, with specific exceptions for certain trailers and motor homes where additional width is permitted for appurtenances. The law also clarifies what constitutes an appurtenance that can extend beyond this limit. Section 46.2-1106 has been repealed and is no longer in effect.
The general maximum outside width for vehicles in Virginia is 102 inches, including loads, with some exceptions for specific types of trailers and motor homes.
Yes, trailers and motor homes can exceed 102 inches if the excess width is due to an appurtenance that extends no more than six inches beyond the vehicle's body.
An appurtenance includes items like awnings, support hardware, or manufacturer-installed appendages that are integral to the vehicle, but not temporary attachments by the owner.
No, Section 46.2-1106 has been repealed by legislation enacted in 2020 and is no longer part of Virginia law.