Impacts of allowing exceptions to spring load restrictions.

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Impacts of allowing exceptions to spring load restrictions.

2011-03-01
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Heavy Duty Trucks Heavy Trucks, Logging Trucks, Forestry. Logging Trucks Overweight Loads Spring Load Restrictions, Spring Load Limits, Spring Thaw Restrictions, Weight Limits, Overweight Trucks, Tire Pressure Tires Trucks
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Tech Report
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Wisconsin
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Wisconsin. Division of Transportation System Development
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This literature search includes citations from Minnesota on the costs and benefits of enforcing or removing spring

load limits, as well as one study from Norway on the same topic. Several provinces in Canada have taken a

different approach—reducing heavy trucks’ tire pressure to minimize damage to pavement during the spring thaw—

but have faced the same need to evaluate the impact of this new initiative on damage to pavement.

This literature search concludes with two studies on Calculating the Impact of Spring Load Restrictions on

Pavement and a sampling of State Spring Load Restrictions Statutes.
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