Virginia law restricts the extension of loads beyond the front of vehicles, generally limiting overhang to three feet. However, utility poles carried by self-propelled pole carriers can extend further under specific conditions, such as length restrictions and proper marking with flags or lights during certain times or emergency repairs.
Generally, loads cannot extend more than three feet beyond the front of the vehicle unless specific conditions for utility poles are met.
Yes, utility poles carried by self-propelled pole carriers can extend beyond the limit if they meet length restrictions and are properly marked with flags or lights.
Flags are required during daylight hours, and lights are required at night, to mark the front of the utility pole for safety.
Yes, during emergency repairs between sunset and sunrise, utility poles may extend beyond the limit if they are properly marked with lights.