Highway Restrictions

SECONDARY HIGHWAY RESTRICTIONS(250KB PDF File)

TRAVEL LANE RESTRICTIONS

UCA 41-6a-702

On a freeway or section of a freeway which has three or more general purpose lanes in the same direction:

Left Lane Travel Restrictions

a person may not operate a vehicle in the left most general purpose lane if the person’s vehicle or combination of vehicles has a gross vehicle weight rating of 18,001 or more pounds.

Right Lane Travel Restrictions

Permitted non-divisible vehicles shall be driven in the right-most lane of traffic, except where the right lane must exit.
When overtaking and passing another vehicle, permitted non-divisible vehicles shall be driven to the immediate left of the right-most lane returning to the right most lane as soon as feasible.
If right-most lane is designated as an “auxiliary” lane, vehicles shall operate in the center lane until the auxiliary” lane ends.

Alt text: Illustration of multiple vehicles traveling in different directions on a dark background. Cars are shown in red, yellow, and green, spaced throughout the scene. Several gray rectangular shapes represent larger vehicles or trucks, some with motion blur indicating movement. White arrow symbols point left or right, suggesting lane changes or passing maneuvers. The overall image conveys traffic flow and passing behavior among vehicles on a roadway.

The Holiday Travel restriction has been amended to “Travel is prohibited for loads more than 10 12 feet wide, 105 feet overall length, and 14 feet 6 inches in height” on the observed holidays in R909-2-13.