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If the mover needs to retrieve/deliver a combination in an "as loaded" condition (with all carrying units attached to each other, jeep, trailer, booster, etc.) he or she may do so provided the beginning point and/or destination is within Kansas.
In those instances where both the origin and destination is outside of Kansas, the mover shall reduce the combination to legal standards even if it becomes necessary to obtain an additional power unit(s).
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I have a combination of vehicles being towed behind each other consisting of a truck, motor home and a boat that I want to pull through Kansas. Can I do this?
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This is considered to be an "other" combination which cannot exceed 65 feet in length.
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Where can I locate other laws and restrictions?
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See the
"Kansas Legislative"
web site K.S.A 8-1901, K.S.A 8-1902, K.S.A 8-1903, K.S.A 8-1904, K.S.A 8-1905, K.S.A 8-1906, K.S.A 8-1907, K.S.A 8-1908 and K.S.A 8-1909, K.S.A 8-1909a , K.S.A 8-1910, K.S.A 8-1911, K.S.A , K.S.A 8-1913
. These links take users to the search page of the Kansas Laws. Enter the K.S.A. statute number (shown in red) in the box provided on the page. Any other Kansas laws may also be referenced from this page as long as the user knows the statute number.
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"...to provide a statewide transportation system to meet the needs of Kansas."
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