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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

189.2716 Annual overdimensional permit for transporting steel products to a

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Kentucky riverport -- Width and mileage limitations -- Administrative
regulations.
(1)As used in this section, "riverport" means a riverport facility established by a
riverport authority under KRS 65.520.
(2)In order to promote economic development and retain jobs within this state, subject
to KRS 189.222, the department shall promulgate administrative regulations
pursuant to KRS Chapter 13A governing the issue of annual permits for the
operation of motor vehicles that are transporting steel products in divisible or
nondivisible loads on state highways from a facility manufacturing products in this
state to a riverport within this state, and whose dimensions exceed the limits for
vehicle width prescribed by this chapter.
(3)The maximum width dimension for an overdimensional permit issued in accordance
with this section shall be ten
(10)feet.
(4)A motor carrier transporting steel products in divisible or nondivisible loads from a
facility manufacturing steel products in this state may apply for an annual
overdimensional permit pursuant to subsection
(2)of this section. An application
for a permit shall identify the route to be used. The permit shall be valid twenty-
four
(24)hours a day, but shall be limited to movements of steel products within the
state of not more than seven
(7)road miles from the manufacturing facility.
(5)The department shall promulgate administrative regulations in accordance with
KRS Chapter 13A to set fees for permits established under this section.
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