Paul Jakubicek

During a regular review of data, if was found that some spread axle dimensions and weights were not correct on the website. Changes were made to Delaware, Georgia, and New Mexico. Delaware: Code can be found here: https://delcode.delaware.gov/title21/c045/index.shtml As it applies to Non-Interstate roads in Delaware, there are three axle classifications that must be followed: … Read more

The Big Truck Guide Database had a restriction of 41′ for the kingpin to tandems distance restriction. Confirmed this with the Delaware DOT.

Updated Ohio Tandem Axles for non-interstate use. These specifications are found in the Ohio code, sections D-2, a and b: (a) Spaced four feet or less apart, and weighed simultaneously, twenty-four thousand pounds; (b) Spaced more than four feet apart, and weighed simultaneously, thirty-four thousand pounds, plus one thousand pounds per foot or fraction thereof, … Read more

One of the great, but perhaps underused, features of Big Truck Guide is the collection of links to external sources. These have been completely revamped and updated in October 2019, and are continually being updated throughout the year. For each state and province, 2 different links are supplied. The first is a link to the … Read more

Kansas Legislation Link updated to better source: http://www.kslegislature.org/li/b2019_20/statute/008_000_0000_chapter/008_019_0000_article/

I’m happy to announce one of the biggest changes that have been implemented to the Big Truck Guide database! All datapoints for gross weights and axle weights have been reviewed and updated A new concept has been introduced, called a ‘ruleset’ The ruleset concept has allowed for easier identification of where permits can be utilized … Read more

Michigan cancelled its kingpin restriction. Good job! Relates to: Public Act 35 of 2018. Old Code. New Code.

The 2017 Florida statue allows for semi-trailers up to 57′. It keeps the kingpin to tandems restriction the same regardless of the increase.

This has been updated in both the database and the ‘Kingpin to Rear Axle’ page to show that Ohio does not have a Kingpin to Rear Axle distance specified.