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VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONSTRUCTURE AND BRIDGE DIVISION INSTRUCTIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM GENERAL SUBJECT: Load Rating and Posting of Structures (Bridges and Culverts) SPECIFIC

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How to fill out load rating and posting

1. To fill out load rating and posting, follow these steps:
2. Determine the maximum load capacity of the vehicle or equipment.
3. Identify the weight and dimensions of the load being transported.
4. Calculate the load rating by subtracting the weight of the load from the maximum load capacity of the vehicle or equipment.
5. Fill out the load rating information on the load rating and posting form, including the load rating value and the required posting information such as the vehicle identification number (VIN), license plate number, and contact information of the vehicle operator.
6. Ensure that the load rating and posting form is securely attached to the vehicle or equipment in a visible location.
7. Review the load rating and posting requirements of the relevant jurisdiction to ensure compliance with local regulations.
8. Regularly monitor and update the load rating and posting information as necessary, especially when there are changes in the vehicle, equipment, or load being transported.

Who needs load rating and posting?

1. Load rating and posting is needed by individuals or companies involved in the transportation of heavy loads.
2. This can include but is not limited to:
3. - Trucking companies
4. - Construction companies
5. - Oversize load carriers
6. - Equipment rental companies
7. - Service providers involved in transporting or moving heavy objects
8. Load rating and posting is essential to ensure the safe and legal transportation of heavy loads, as it helps determine the maximum weight capacity of vehicles or equipment and informs other drivers and authorities about the load being transported.

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What is load rating and posting?

Load rating and posting refers to the process of determining the weight capacity of a structure, such as a bridge or road, and displaying the maximum weight that can safely be carried.

Who is required to file load rating and posting?

Government agencies and owners of structures, such as bridges or roads, are typically required to file load rating and posting.

How to fill out load rating and posting?

Load rating and posting is typically filled out by engineers or qualified professionals who assess the structural capacity of a bridge or road.

What is the purpose of load rating and posting?

The purpose of load rating and posting is to ensure the safety of structures and prevent overloading, which can lead to structural failures.

What information must be reported on load rating and posting?

Load rating and posting typically includes information such as the maximum weight capacity of the structure, any load restrictions, and contact information for the entity responsible for the structure.