Virginia law § 46.2-1111 restricts loads on vehicles from extending more than six inches beyond the fender or body, with exceptions for watercraft, which can extend further if within width limits. The law also references other sections for total width restrictions. It aims to ensure safe vehicle operation and compliance with size regulations.
The load cannot extend more than six inches beyond the line of the fender or body, except for watercraft under specific width limits.
Yes, watercraft carried on vehicles can extend more than six inches if the total width does not exceed seventy-six inches.
You should also review §§ 46.2-1105 through 46.2-1109 for total outside width restrictions on vehicles.
These restrictions help ensure vehicle stability, safety on the road, and compliance with transportation regulations.