This law section outlines Virginia's regulations for permits related to the movement of vehicles with excessive size and weight. It authorizes the Commissioner to issue permits, delegate permit issuance authority, and specify highways that can be used by such vehicles, including coordination with local authorities. The law also clarifies that local jurisdictions cannot prohibit permit holders from using designated highways.
The Virginia Commissioner of Motor Vehicles can issue permits directly or delegate this authority to agents, including other state agencies.
No, once a permit is issued by the Commissioner, local jurisdictions cannot prohibit permit holders from using specified highways.
Permits may specify certain highways, including extensions of primary highways, and may include designated times for travel, after coordination with local authorities.
Yes, the law provides for permits to move vehicles that exceed size and weight limits, with specific provisions for their movement and highway use.