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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 472

[(c)] (D) A violation of the maximum weight provisions of
this subtitle is not a moving violation for purposes of Title 16,
subtitle 4 of this article.

24-103.

(A) A passenger-type vehicle may not be driven on any
highway while carrying any load that extends[:

(1)  Beyond] BEYOND the line of the fenders on the
left side of the vehicle[; or

(2)  More than 6 inches beyond the line of the fenders
on the right side of the vehicle].

(B) A PASSENGER-TYPE VEHICLE MAY NOT BE DRIVEN ON ANY
HIGHWAY WHILE CARRYING ANY LOAD THAT EXTENDS MORE THAN 6 INCHES
BEYOND THE LINE OF THE FENDERS ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE VEHICLE.

24-104.1.

(a) For purposes of this section, the length of a vehicle
includes its front and rear bumpers and any part of its load that
extends beyond the vehicle, but is exclusive of safety and energy
conservation devices, such as marker lamps, steps and handholds
for entry and egress, front-mounted refrigeration units, and
front-mounted air compressors. The measurement of a combination
of vehicles engaged in the transportation of motor vehicles shall
not include the overhang of the transported vehicles.

(b) (1) This section does not apply to any vehicle or
combination of vehicles carrying:

(i) Piling, poles, or mill logs; or

(ii) Crew or racing shells.

(2) This section does not prohibit the use of a
combination of vehicles to carry an indivisible load if the load
is not over 70 feet long.

(c) Except as otherwise provided in this section[:

long[;].

(1) A] A single unit truck may not be over 40 feet

SECTION,
long[;].

[(2) A] (D) EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS

A publicly owned rigid bus may not be over 41 feet

[(3) A] (E) EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS

SECTION, A publicly owned articulated three-axle bus may not be
over 60 feet long.