Federal & State Regulations | Oversize and overweight movements - Arizona

General requirements

Reducible expectations	Permits will not be issued for reducible oversize or overweight movements. An integral component removed from a loaded primary object may be transported on the same vehicle bearing the primary object provided the component does not cause the hauling vehicle to exceed a size or weight permitted for the primary object.
Permit timing	NS
Method of application	Permits can be arranged on-line, U.S. mail, port of entry, permit locations, or national permit services such as J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., Trip Permits, at (800) 231-5266.
Payments accepted	Varies by method of application
Electronic permits	NS
Route surveys	A permittee and driver shall check the Department’s web site daily for updates to any temporary or permanent highway restrictions, requirements, conditions, or allowances affecting safe transport of an oversize or overweight vehicle or vehicle and load. A permittee or driver must notify a responsible utility company of possible disturbance or damage if overhead utility lines extend across a proposed route and the permitted vehicle or load exceeds 16' in height or any route-specific height restriction

Insurance requirements

Liability	The granting of a permit does not relieve the permittee of any responsibility for public liability or property damage.
Coverage	A person who operates an oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle and a person who causes the vehicle to be operated is liable for any damage caused to a state highway by the oversize or overweight vehicle or load during transport.

Available permits and fees

Class A Oversize and Overweight Special Permits
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Single	Standard permit for weight not exceeding 80,000 pounds	$15
Multiple	Standard permit for weight not exceeding 80,000 pounds	$30
Single or multiple	Overweight permit for weight less than 250,000 pounds but that exceeds legal thresholds	$75
Class B (multiple trip)
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Annual		$360
Annual	Type R	$360
Class C Oversize and Overweight Special Permits (Over Class A Limits)
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Single	Oversize only	$15
Single	Overweight only	$75
Single	Oversize AND overweight	$75
Single	Analysis fee height and width 18' or less*	$15
Single	Analysis fee height and width over 18'*	$25
Single	Engineering analysis fee prepared by non-ADOT engineer, and reviewed by ADOT engineer*	$75 per 50-mile increment of proposed route
Single	Engineering analysis fee prepared by ADOT engineer*	$125 per 50-mile increment of proposed route
* In addition to the standard permit fees above, the Department will also collect the review and analysis fee(s) as applicable.
Single	Class C, with tridem axle group configurations	$75
Analysis	Class C, with tridem axle group configurations	$15
Class D
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Annual	Multiple trip	$600
Class E (LCVs)
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Single	80,001 through 111,000 lb	$75
30 day	80,001 through 111,000 lb	$75
Annual	80,001 through 111,000 lb	$360
Annual	121,000 lb or 9 axles; or 123,500 lb for 10 axles	$360
Single	111,001 through 129,000 *	$75
30 day	111,001 through 129,000 *	$75
Annual	111,001 through 129,000 *	$600
* Triple LCVs cannot exceed 123,500 lb except on I-15.
Class G
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Single	Reducible load overwidth only (up to 10' in width)	$15
30 day	Reducible load overwidth only (up to 10' in width)	$30
Annual	Reducible load overwidth only (up to 10' in width)	$360
Class H
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
Annual	Overwidth Vehicle and Watercraft Load Combination	$45
Envelope Permit
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
30 day	Oversize only	$150
30 day	Oversize and overweight	$500
Annual	Oversize only	$750
Annual	Oversize and overweight	1,500
Special fees
Permit Period	Conditions	Fee
n/a	Modified permit duplicate	$25
n/a	Each additional power unit exceeding the original number	$50

Permit limitations

Permit limitations
Class A - Oversize and Overweight Special Permits - Specified Non-reducible Vehicle, Load, or Combination
Description	Limitations
Class A permits are required for transporting a load or vehicle that projects: • 2' or less, if the projecting portion of the load or vehicle has a thickness of less than 12"; or • 3' or less, if the projecting portion of the load or vehicle has a thickness of 12" or more.	• 14' wide • 16' high • 120' in overall length • 250,000 lb
Class B - Oversize Special Permit - Specified
Description	Limitations
Non-reducible vehicle and load combination (excluding cranes and drill rigs).	• 12' 6" wide • 14" 8" high • 80" overall length • 80,000 lb
Class B - Type R
Description	Limitations
Oversize Recreational Vehicle Special Permit - Commercial Transport.	A dealer, manufacturer, or transporter hauling or driving a recreational vehicle with appurtenances wider than 8' 6", on behalf of a dealer, manufacturer, or consumer.
Class C - Oversize and Overweight Special Permits (Over Class A limits)
Description	Limitations
A nonreducible load that exceeds dimensions and weights of all other permit classes or when Class C operation is proposed on a route further restricted under Arizona Administrative Code.	Permit requires pre-approval by Class C Maintenance Permit Services. The permit is required for transporting a load that projects from either side of the vehicle: • More than 2', if the height of the projecting portion of the load has a thickness of less than 12"; or • More than 3', if the height of the projecting portion of the load has a thickness of 12" or more.
Class C - Tridem Axle Group Configurations
Description	Limitations
A tridem axle group may be used in combination with other non-tridem axle groups only if the nontridem axle groups do not exceed the maximum permitted weight computations for overweight axle group weight distribution under Arizona Administrative Code.	Permit is restricted to a vehicle with: • A minimum of 4 tires per tridem axle group; • A minimum of 8' out-to-out axle width for each tridem group; • A minimum of 8' distance between the center of the first axle and the center of the third axle of each tridem group; • A maximum of 2 tridem axle groups, or a maximum of a single tandem axle group with a single tridem axle group, spaced at least 25' between the center of the last axle of the front group and the center of the first axle of the rear group, with no other axles in- between the two groups; and • A maximum distance of 12' between the center of the first axle and the center of the third axle of each tridem group.
Class D
Description	Limitations
Permit for a self-propelled mobile crane, drilling rig, or similar specialty equipment	• 14' wide • 16' high • 120' in overall length • Max. weight determined according to Arizona Administrative Code
Class E
Description	Limitations
Reducible Multiple Trailer LCVs.	• 95' overall length of the cargo-carrying unit • LCV operation is subject to federal bridge formula B limits
Class G
Description	Limitations
Permit for a reducible specified load that exceeds legal width.	10' wide
Class H
Description	Limitations
Watercraft Load Combination (applicable only to a specified watercraft load registered with Arizona Game & Fish or U.S. Coast Guard).	10' wide, all other dimensions legal
Envelope Permits
Description	Limitations
Non-specific and nonreducible vehicle or load.	Cannot exceed maximum permitted weight computations for overweight axle group weight distribution as provided in Arizona Administrative Code.

Maximum permitted weights

Under a Class C overweight, or oversize and overweight, special permit for tridem axle group configurations, the maximum weights are as follows:

	Distance between the center of first axle and center of third axle of a tridem group:
	0"	1"	2"	3"	4"	5"	6"	7"	8"	9"	10"	11"
8 ft	59,960	58,061	58,161	58,262	58,363	58,463	58,564	58,664	58,765	58,866	58,966	59,067
9 ft	59,168	59,268	59,369	59,469	59,570	59,671	59,771	59,872	59,973	60,000	60,000	60,000
10 ft	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000
11 ft	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000	60,000
12 ft	60,000

Computation formula: Weight = 1.5 X 700(L+40) (L = distance between the center of the front axle and the center of the rear axle of a given group)

Legend: Eight tires per axle or four 14-inch wide tires. Value is the formula weight plus 15 percent, up to a maximum of 60,000 pounds.

The Department may use the formulas and computations provided under Tables 3.01 through 3.09, and Illustration 3 in Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-411, to determine the maximum weights allowed on any combination of axles within the distance between the front and rear axle of a given axle group, up to a maximum of 18 feet, when issuing an oversize or overweight special permit for a non-reducible vehicle or load.

The Department will use the computations provided above to determine the maximum weights allowed for tridem axle group configurations subject to conditions, restrictions, allowances, and route limitations provided in Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-212, Table 6 (this table includes routes and the associated restrictions on those routes, such as specifications on which lanes permitted vehicles may travel).

Signs

General sign requirement	Signs must be mounted to the front or roof of the power unit; mounted to the rear of the load or loaded vehicle; parallel with the road surface from side-to-side; readable from left to right; and clearly visible from the vehicle's front and rear.
Escort sign requirement	Mounted above the vehicle's roof line and visible to approaching traffic from the front and rear. Signs must be concealed when not in use.
	Type	Size	Lettering	Background
General signs	OVERSIZE LOAD	6' x 12"	6" black letters, 1" brushstroke	Yellow
Escort signs	OVERSIZE LOAD	5' x 12"	6" black letters, 1" brushstroke	Yellow

Lights

General light requirements	When visibility is reduced to 500' or less or sunset to sunrise a vehicle on a highway must display lighted lamps and illuminating devices (except for parked vehicles).
Escort light requirements	While in service, an escort vehicle operator must maintain continuous illumination of headlights and overhead warning lights.
	Type	Placement
General light type and placement	Red lights at rear, amber on sides and front	Front, if load extends to the rear 4" or more beyond the bed or body, 2 red lights/lanterns and reflectors on each side, visible from 500' to the sides and rear must be displayed at the extreme rear end of the load
Escort light type and placement	Flashing amber light:	The lamps used to display the warning to the front or rear to be mounted at the same level and as widely spaced laterally as practicable and shall display simultaneously flashing lights.

Flags

	Type	Size	Placement
General Flags	Cloth or plastic, red or fluorescent orange in color	18" square	Display warning flags applicable to the permittee's vehicle and load configuration as indicated in the illustration in Arizona Administrative Code
Escort Flags	Cloth or plastic, red or fluorescent orange in color	18" square	Two warning flags must also be mounted on each side of the sign.

Escort vehicle markings

Size	Placement	Content
NS	NS	NS

Escort/Flagperson requirements

Escort requirements

A permittee transporting an oversize or overweight vehicle or load must use all escort vehicles required as a condition of special permit issuance. The Department will determine if one or more escort vehicles must accompany oversize or overweight special permitted vehicles by considering the following in relation to the proposed transport and route: roadway dynamics, overall dimensions of the vehicle and load, need for frequent stops, concern for public safety, and time of transport.

Escorts may be required in certain instances when transporting during nighttime hours or on weekends; see Travel Restrictions below for more details.

If two or more oversize or overweight special permitted vehicles are traveling together, the Department will require at least one escort vehicle per load.

If the Department requires law enforcement escorts, the permittee or driver of the oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle must:

Contact the Arizona Department of Public Safety at least 12 hours before transport to request the appropriate number of uniformed certified law enforcement escorts required; and
Ensure continuous two-way radio communication during transport with law enforcement and other escort vehicles.

If an Arizona Department of Public Safety is unable to provide law enforcement escorts, the permittee or driver of the permitted vehicle may use any uniformed certified law enforcement escorts if at least one officer is certified for enforcement of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations or the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

Permittees of a projecting vehicle or load are required to have escorts as follows:

Load Conditions	Escort Requirements
Front load projection is longer than 20 ft	Front escort
Rear load projection is longer than 20 ft	Rear escort

Flagperson requirements

Escort vehicle operators that are trained and certified (as required by Arizona) may perform traffic control under guidelines developed by the Department of Transportation, the Department of Public Safety, and the transportation industry. Escort vehicle operators that perform traffic control must have in force a minimum level of commercial liability insurance that is no less than $500,000.

Escort car/company requirements

Escort vehicle operators must:

Be at least 18 years of age;
Have a valid driver's license; and
Have a legible and valid escort vehicle operator certificate issued by Arizona or in another state in his/her immediate possession while operating as an escort vehicle that is escorting a permitted vehicle.

Escort vehicles must be either a passenger car or two-axle truck operating as a single unit with valid registration and insurance. During operation, the escort vehicle operator must maintain continuous illumination of headlights and overhead warning lights.

Escort vehicle operators must ensure continuous communication by two-way radio capable of transmitting and receiving a minimum of one-half mile and compatible with the two-way radios used by the driver of the escorted vehicle, law enforcement escorts (if applicable), and all other accompanying escort vehicles.

An escort vehicle operator must maintain a lead or follow distance from an escorted vehicle that generally does not exceed 1,500 feet on an open state highway or 250 feet in an urban setting. When determining the appropriate lead or follow distance, an escort vehicle operator must:

Consider traffic density, road conditions, road type, speed, and type of load;
Ensure constant radio communication with all escorts and the escorted vehicle; and
Maintain visual contact with the escorted vehicle at all times.

If an oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle is required to stop at an intersection with a traffic control signal, the lead escort vehicle operator must resume an appropriate lead distance as soon as is safely possible. If the following escort vehicle is required to stop, the operator of the oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle must proceed without stopping. The following escort vehicle operator must resume an appropriate following distance behind the oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle as soon as is safely possible after clearing an intersection.

Escort certification

An escort vehicle operator, while in service, must meet the escort vehicle operator training and certification standards of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, including best practices in traffic control techniques on the road, or an equivalent program, whether in Arizona or another state, that meets the same objectives.

Training and certification must be repeated at least every four years.

Escort car signs, flags, and lights

Escort vehicles must carry the same emergency equipment required for a truck, truck-tractor, or bus under Arizona Revised Statutes § 28-960 (regarding flares and warning devices) and also 49 CFR 393.95 (regarding emergency equipment on power units), which includes:

Fire extinguishers;
Warning devices for stopped vehicles; and
Emergency staff-mounted warning flags.

The OVERSIZE LOAD sign must measure at least one foot in height and at least five feet in length. The lettering must be at least six inches high (series “D”) and must be black with a minimum one-inch stroke on a yellow background. If the oversize load is to be transported during hours of darkness, the background of the sign must be reflectorized or illuminated.

An optional black border may be ³/₈ inch thick and may be set in one-half inch from the panel edge. All signs in compliance with AASHTO standards are acceptable.

A sample OVERSIZE LOAD escort sign can be found in Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-302, available at https://roar-assets-auto.rbl.ms/documents/14771/17-06.pdf.

OVERSIZE LOAD signs on all escort vehicles must be mounted above the vehicle's roof line and visible to approaching traffic from the front and rear. Two warning flags must also be mounted on each side of the OVERSIZE LOAD sign. Signs must be concealed when not in use.

While in service, an escort vehicle operator must maintain continuous illumination of headlights and overhead warning lights.

Travel restrictions

Prior to starting transport, a permittee and driver of an oversize or overweight vehicle must access and review the most current information on roadway conditions, closures, and restrictions by dialing 511 or by visiting http://www.az511.gov.

A permittee or driver of an oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle or vehicle and load combination must:

Operate no earlier than one-half hour before sunrise and no later than one-half hour after sunset (unless the Arizona Department of Transportation restricts operation on a highway or grants permit-specific access);
Operate in the rightmost lane of a multi-lane highway, if indicated on the special permit, except to overtake and pass another vehicle; and
Maintain a minimum distance of 2,000 feet from any other oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle traveling on the same highway in the same direction except when passing.

Single-trip class C overweight, or oversize and overweight, special permit for tridem axle group configurations may be issued by the Department for travel on State Route 68, U.S. Route 93 from milepost 67 (junction with State Route 68) to milepost 70 (junction with I-40), and Interstates 10, 19, and 40 subject to the conditions as provided in Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-212, Table 6 (this table includes routes and the associated restrictions on those routes, such as specifications on which lanes permitted vehicles may travel).

Regulations can be found at https://roar-assets-auto.rbl.ms/documents/14771/17-06.pdf.

A driver of an oversize or overweight vehicle, or vehicle and load combination must use the criteria provided below to identify unsafe road conditions and discontinue transport until safe to continue. The driver must also comply with all official agency weather-related travel advisories prohibiting oversize or overweight transport. A driver of an oversize or overweight vehicle, or vehicle and load combination, must not transport under the following hazardous conditions:

Hazardous Conditions	Possible Causes May Include
Visibility is less than 500 ft	Blowing dust, snow, fog, rain
Reduced road surface traction	Snow, ice, flooding
Load destabilizing condition endangers road surface or traffic	High winds, falling objects

Permanent overdimensional vehicle highway restrictions can be found in Arizona Regulation R17-6-412, available at https://roar-assets-auto.rbl.ms/documents/14771/17-06.pdf. Temporary highway closures and restrictions can be found at www.az511.gov/traffic/.

Night transport restrictions

A permittee or driver of a vehicle or load may transport a vehicle or load that does not exceed 16 feet in width or height, 3 feet or less in length of front overhang, 10 feet or less in length of rear overhang, 120 feet or less in overall length, or 250,000 pounds or less in overall weight at night as follows:

Beginning at 3 a.m. except on any day, route, or time further restricted on weekends, in metropolitan areas or on weekends or holidays;
On select routes as listed in Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-412, Table 4; and
With applicable escort accompaniment (unless the Department requires additional escort vehicles under Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-412, Table 4 a permittee or driver of a vehicle or load transporting must have escort vehicle accompaniment until sunrise as follows:
- Over 11 to 14 feet in width requires a rear escort;
- Over 14 to 16 feet in width requires a front and rear escort; and
- Over 15 feet in height requires a front escort with height pole).

Continuous travel

Except in metropolitan curfew areas, a permittee or driver of an oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle is eligible for continuous travel if the vehicle or vehicle and load combination does not exceed any of the following dimensions:

Width of 10 feet;
Height of 14 feet 6 inches;
Front overhang of 3 feet;
Rear overhang of 10 feet;
Overall length of 120 feet; or
Weight of 250,000 pounds.

Unless otherwise restricted, a permittee or driver of a self-propelled mobile crane, drilling rig, or similar specialty equipment issued a special permit (Class D), is eligible for continuous travel if the vehicle does not exceed any of the following dimensions:

Width of 11 feet;
Height of 14 feet;
Front overhang of 3 feet;
Rear overhang of 10 feet;
Overall length of 120 feet; or
Weight of 250,000 pounds.

Metropolitan travel restrictions

The following two tables regarding travel in metropolitan Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma, apply to special permitted vehicles or loads that exceed 10 feet in width, but that do not exceed 16 feet in height, three feet in length of front overhang, 10 feet in length of rear overhang, 120 feet in overall length, or 250,000 pounds:

Metropolitan Phoenix - Curfew Routes and Restrictions
Route	Restriction Location (MP=Milepost)	Width Restrictions During the Curfew, Hours of 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
SR 202	MP 9.80 (Junction SR 101) to MP 57.24 (Junction I-10)	Over 10 ft - 12 ft: Requires rear escort Over 12 ft - 16 ft: No transport
SR 101	MP 1.21 (Junction I-10, near 99th Ave.) to MP 61.33 (Junction SR 202)	Over 10 ft - 12 ft: Requires rear escort Over 12 ft - 16 ft: No transport

A permittee or driver of a special permitted vehicle or load exceeding the limits above cannot transport on a Monday through Friday during curfew hours subject to the following routes and restrictions:

Metropolitan Phoenix - Curfew Routes and Restrictions
Route	Restriction Location (MP=Milepost)	Width Restrictions During the Curfew, Hours of 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
I-10	MP 133.98 (Junction SR 101) to MP 161.35 (Junction SR 202, Santan)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
I-17	MP 193.94 (Beginning of route at Junction I-10) to MP 214.96 (Junction SR 101)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SR 51	MP 0.00 (Junctions I-10 and SR Loop 202) to MP 15.90 (Junction SR Loop 101)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SR 143	MP 0.00 (Junction I-10) to MP 3.81 (McDowell Road)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SR 202	MP 0.00 (Junctions I-10 and SR 51) to MP 9.80 (Junction SR 101)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
US 60	MP 172.00 (Junction I-10) to MP 190.51 (Junction SR 202)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
Metropolitan Tucson - Curfew Routes and Restrictions
I-10	MP 236.42 (Marana Road) to MP 270.67 (Kolb Road)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
I-19	MP 59.09 (Valencia Road, Kilometer Post 95.00) to MP 63.09 (Junction I-10)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SR 77	MP 68.05 (Junction I-10) to MP 79.48 (Tangerine Road)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SR 86	MP 164.04 (Camino Verde Road) to MP 171.44 (Junction I-19)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
Metropolitan Yuma - Curfew Routes and Restrictions
US 95	MP 19.84 (32nd Street East) to MP 31.87 (Avenue 9E)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport
SB 8	MP 0.00 (California State Line) to MP 11.50 (End of route near I-8, east of Yuma)	Over 10 ft - 16 ft; No transport

Weekend travel

A permittee or driver of an oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle, ineligible for continuous travel due to excess width or height, may transport on a weekend if the vehicle or vehicle and load combination is:

Over 10 feet to 16 feet in width; or
Over 14 feet 6 inches to 16 feet in height; and
Otherwise within the limits provided for vehicles that can operate continuously.

A permittee or driver of a vehicle or load described above may transport on a Saturday or Sunday as follows:

On any non-holiday weekend;
From 3 a.m. until noon;
On select routes authorized by the Department for weekend transport under Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-412, Table 4; and
With applicable escort accompaniment as provided below.

A permittee or driver of a vehicle or load transporting on a weekend must comply with all applicable restrictions and escort vehicle requirements.

Unless the Department requires additional escort vehicles under Arizona Administrative Code R17-6-412, Table 4, a permittee or driver of a vehicle or load transporting on a weekend must have escort vehicle accompaniment as follows:

Over 11 to 14 feet in width requires a rear escort;
Over 14 to 16 feet in width requires a front and rear escort; and
Over 15 feet in height requires a front escort with a height pole.

Holidays

Oversize or overweight special permitted vehicles or loads greater than 10 feet in width, 14 feet 6 inches in height, 3 feet in length of front overhang, 10 feet in length of rear overhang, or 120 feet in overall length are prohibited from operating on the following holidays:

New Year’s Day	Labor Day
Memorial Day	Thanksgiving Day
Independence Day	Christmas Day

A restriction on transport for a holiday listed above also includes days before and after a holiday, as follows:

When a holiday occurs on a Friday, transport must stop at noon on the preceding Thursday and may resume the following Monday at one-half hour before sunrise, or Monday at 3 a.m. if night transport is allowed;
When a holiday occurs on a Saturday, transport must stop at noon on the preceding Thursday and may resume the following Monday at one-half hour before sunrise, or Monday at 3 a.m. if night transport is allowed;
When a holiday occurs on a Sunday, transport must stop at noon on the preceding Friday and may resume the following Tuesday at one-half hour before sunrise, or Tuesday at 3 a.m. if night transport is allowed;
When a holiday occurs on a Monday, transport must stop at noon on the preceding Friday and may resume the following Tuesday at one-half hour before sunrise, or Tuesday at 3 a.m. if night transport is allowed; and
When a holiday occurs on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, transport must stop at noon on the day before the holiday and may resume the day after the holiday at one-half hour before sunrise, or the day after the holiday at 3 a.m. if night transport is allowed.

Speed limits

A driver of an oversize or overweight vehicle or load may not exceed the lower of the speed limit stated on the permit or the highway-posted speed. The Department may order an alternative speed restriction to prevent hazardous traffic conditions or damages to a highway or highway feature.

Encroachment permits

The removal of signs, guardrails, or other assets from the right-of-way is not authorized under an oversize/overweight permit and is illegal. A separate encroachment permit issued by the Department is required to enter the right-of-way for these purposes or for any reason other than authorized public travel. The activities authorized while in the right-of-way are outlined in the encroachment permit.

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