Overloaded Equipment Sample Clauses

Overloaded Equipment. Do not operate on any road or street any hauling unit or equipment loaded in excess of (1) the maximum weights specified in the Florida Uniform Traffic Control Law, or (2) lower weights legally established for any section of road or bridge by the Department or local authorities. The governmental unit having jurisdiction over a particular road or bridge may provide exceptions by special permit under the provisions of 7-7.3. This restriction applies to all roads and bridges inside and outside the Contract limits as long as these roads and bridges are open for public use. The Contractor may overload roads and bridges which are to be demolished after they are permanently closed to the public. The Contractor is responsible for all loss or damages resulting from equipment operated on a structure permanently closed to the public.
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Overloaded Equipment. Do not operate on any road, street or bridge, including a
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Overloaded Equipment. Do not operate on any road, street or bridge, including a Department owned temporary bridge, any hauling unit or equipment loaded in excess of: (1) the maximum weights specified in the Florida Highway Patrol, Commercial Motor Vehicle Manual (Trucking Manual), or (2) lower weight limits legally established and posted for any section of road or bridge by the Department or local authorities. The governmental unit having jurisdiction over a particular road or bridge may provide exceptions by special permit under the provisions of 7-7.3. This restriction applies to all roads and bridges inside and outside the Contract limits as long as these roads and bridges are open for public use. The Contractor may overload roads and bridges which are to be demolished after they are permanently closed to the public. The Contractor is responsible for all loss or damages resulting from equipment operated on a structure permanently closed to the public.
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Overloaded Equipment. 4.7.1 The Contractor shall advise TOARC of its plans re: hauling equipment and that where such equipment is to be used, it will comply with all requirements of the appropriate authority having jurisdiction over the haulage ways. Where trucks or other equipment are used by the Contractor or its employees or agents for hauling and may, in the opinion of TOARC, cause damage to roads, TOARC and the Contractor shall agree, at the Contractor’s expense, to use equipment of a smaller weight and/or the Contractor shall be responsible for the repair of such damage as if it were a part of this contract. The Contractor shall comply with all “half-load” requirements on roads, when such roads are so designated.
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