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Al Lorona wrote:
... and the state with the lowest height limit would then become the 'national standard'?? The maximum allowable height rule for the CA mobile shootouts that I attended was 12.5 feet from the ground. Don't know if that's the CA limit or not. -- 73, Cecil, IEEE, OOTC, http://www.w5dxp.com |
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Cecil Moore wrote:
Al Lorona wrote: ... and the state with the lowest height limit would then become the 'national standard'?? The maximum allowable height rule for the CA mobile shootouts that I attended was 12.5 feet from the ground. Don't know if that's the CA limit or not. CA limit is 14 ft (unless you have a "moving permit") Pilot cars can have a measuring device that's taller, as long as they don't go slower than 20mi/hr below the speed limit. (presumably this is in connection with the moving permit for the oversize load that's following. Your friendly local CHP office will work out the route for you.. |
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