The Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Fee issued a journey restriction on your entire 241-mile toll highway for all high-profile automobiles from midday to six p.m. on January 13. (Submitted)
Forward of an anticipated winter storm, with excessive winds and snow, the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Fee issued a journey restriction on your entire 241-mile toll highway for all high-profile automobiles from midday to six p.m. January 13, in keeping with a press launch.
Excessive-profile automobiles are outlined as these exceeding seven ft, six inches, in keeping with the discharge.
Based on the discharge, the next sorts of automobiles will probably be prohibited from touring on the Ohio Turnpike till the journey restriction expires or is lifted.
• All high-profile trailers, motor houses, boats and enclosed trailers. (Fifth wheel trailers are excluded.)
• Industrial vans towing a single 53-foot empty trailer
• All cell houses, workplace trailers and livestock trailers.
• All lengthy mixture automobiles (LCVs) that embrace lengthy double trailer combos that exceed 90 ft in size. (Enclosed trailers solely, together with Conestoga trailers)
• All LCV triple trailer combos.
The next sorts of automobiles will have the ability to journey on the Ohio Turnpike:
• Self-propelled motorhomes
• Low profile trailers
• Folding camper trailers
• Vans with sliding camper items
• Automobiles towing fifth wheel trailers or some other sort of trailers pulled by passenger automobiles or pickup vans.
• Industrial vans pulling flatbed or field trailers
• Industrial vans towing a single 53-foot laden/loaded trailer
• Industrial vans pulling a automobile transport trailer
• Industrial vans towing double flatbed trailer combos over 90 ft
• Industrial vans towing any double trailer mixture lower than 90 ft • Two-axle buses lower than 40 ft
• Buses with three or extra axles lower than 45 ft.
The journey restriction on the Ohio Turnpike will probably be frequently evaluated all through the period of the climate occasion, in keeping with the discharge.