It is unlawful to operate any vehicle on the public highways of the state having an overall length, with or without load, of more than 40 feet, with exceptions including, but not limited to: municipal transit vehicles; private carrier buses; school buses; motor homes; travel trailers; and auto recycling carriers.
It is unlawful to operate upon the public highways of the state any combination, with or without load, consisting of:
It is unlawful to operate upon the public highways of the state any combination, with or without load, consisting of a truck and trailer more than 75 feet. This overall length limit does not apply to a combination of a truck and trailer connected by a fifth wheel hitch.
The Washington State Department of Transportation is authorized to issue permits for operation of vehicles exceeding the overall length limit.
Agricultural product is defined in statute as any product of plant cultivation or animal husbandry and does not include cannabis, cannabis products, or pet animals.
The maximum legal length for a truck and trailer combination with three axles is increased to 85 feet if it is empty or moving agricultural product on the public highways of the state.