Alabama, South Carolina Ease Permits for Abnormal Loads
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Alabama and South Carolina have relaxed restrictions on abnormal load transportation.
Alabama now permits Sunday travel for abnormal loads, while South Carolina has expanded access to self-issued permits.
These regulatory changes, reported by the Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association, reduce administrative friction for heavy transport operators and may improve scheduling flexibility for project cargo movements in the southeastern United States.
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