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West Coast I-405 Construction Delays Affecting Heavy Moves

Alec Duncan 22 Aug , 2025
From 11:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8 to 4 a.m. Monday, Sept. 11, crews closed all northbound and southbound lanes between Coal Creek Parkway (Exit 10) in Bellevue and SR 900/Sunset Blvd NE (Exit 5) in Renton. That full weekend closure reshaped freight logistics in the corridor. Ramps at Sunset Blvd NE, N 30th St, NE … Read More

Shipping Machinery? Steer Clear of I-64 Kentucky Construction Zones

Development Team 22 Aug , 2025
This guide helps shippers move heavy equipment with fewer delays and better safety. Shelby County’s I-64 corridor is in a $118 million widening and repaving project through Fall 2027, including a rebuilt KY 53 interchange and multiple bridge replacements at Zaring Mill, Mount Eden, and Hooper Station. In District 9, stretches between Cannonsburg and Catlettsburg … Read More

Heavy Haul Detours on I-75 Georgia Due to Major Construction

sufianNasir 22 Aug , 2025
This piece guides oversize and overweight carriers through current route changes and active work zones. You’ll find a concise snapshot of lane shifts, shoulder closures, and where narrow sections are most likely to slow moves. Expect clear notes about timing windows, curfews, and pilot-car availability. We cover how daytime versus overnight work can change when … Read More

When Are State Police Escorts Required for Heavy Haul?

John Edwards 22 Aug , 2025
We guide fleets through escort rules so moves stay safe and on schedule. DOT permits set the legal baseline. Local thresholds for width, height, length, and weight decide if extra support is needed. Typical triggers include loads that push past 12 to 16 feet wide, 14 ft 6 in tall, or very long combinations. Routes … Read More

Navigating Michigan Construction Traffic with Oversize Loads

Alec Duncan 22 Aug , 2025
This short guide gives haulers a clear, friendly roadmap for moving large shipments through active work zones on I‑94. You’ll learn practical steps to plan moves that stay compliant and keep schedules on track. Expectations on the ground are spelled out: typical merge patterns, minimum lane widths, signage, and escort needs so drivers and pilot … Read More

Route Planning for Freight in Washington’s Cascade Highway Zones

John Edwards 22 Aug , 2025
Efficient freight transportation is crucial for businesses operating in Washington state, particularly in the challenging terrain of the Cascade Highway Zones. The unique geography of this region presents both opportunities and obstacles for logistics professionals and transportation companies. Cascade Highway is a vital artery for commerce, connecting major cities and industries. Effective route planning is … Read More

Midwest I-90 Construction Delays Disrupt Oversize Load Planning

hassan 22 Aug , 2025
Chicago and the Kennedy Expressway are central to a freight challenge. The city ranks with New York City for worst traffic, and drivers lost 102 hours last year. Major work near O’Hare includes reversible lanes and changing ramp closures through Thanksgiving. Daily counts from Janesville show 50,000–55,000 cars on the I-90/39 east-side corridor. Night work … Read More

Expert Oversize Load Oversize Load Detour Management During Road Construction by Us

John Edwards 22 Aug , 2025
We lead with field-proven surveys that verify lane width, turning radii, bridge ratings, and overhead clearances before any move. This hands-on check prevents staged pilot cars with no path, disputed police escorts, and stalled equipment that costs time and money. We confirm whether a permit is required for each vehicle and load. Then we align … Read More

I-10 Louisiana Bridge Closures: What Heavy Haul Carriers Need to Know

freedomadmin 22 Aug , 2025
This corridor matters. As the southernmost cross-country route in the national highway system, it links New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette and Lake Charles and ties into wider routes across the united states. Traffic on this stretch averaged 70,324 vehicles per day in 2021, with projections rising toward 2041. That growth drives capacity projects managed by … Read More

We Explain What Shippers Should Know About Transporting Cranes

John Edwards 22 Aug , 2025
Moving industrial cranes demands precision and expertise few logistics providers possess. These massive machines often require disassembly into smaller components before they can travel safely on public roads. Specialized training isn’t optional—it’s mandatory, as even minor errors in loading or securing parts can lead to costly delays or safety hazards. Road transport remains the most … Read More