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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 348 — Vehicles — size, weight and load

348.07 Length of vehicles.

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348.07 Length of vehicles.
(1)No person, without a permit therefor, may operate on a highway any single vehicle with an overall length in excess of 45 feet or any combination of 2 vehicles with an overall length in excess of 70 feet, except as otherwise provided in subs.
(2),
(2a),
(2m),
(2r), and
(4m)and s. 348.08
(1).
(2)The following vehicles may be operated without a permit for excessive length if the overall length does not exceed the indicated limitations:
1. Sixty feet for an implement of husbandry that is a single vehicle.
2. Except as provided in subd. 3. , 100 feet for implements of husbandry that are 2-vehicle combinations and for 2-vehicle combinations transporting by trailer or semitrailer implements of husbandry to or from a farm-related destination.
3. No length limitation for an implement of husbandry that is an irrigation system in combination with a farm tractor, farm truck, farm truck tractor, or motor truck temporarily operated upon a highway.
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