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Permanent Restriction List PERMANENT RESTRICTION LIST State roadways where permit loads and other vehicular traffic are restricted due to dimensional restrictions, closed bridges, ferries, or permanent restrictions. Permit loads are restricted from crossing all structures posted with a ton load weight limit. A complete listing of all structures with legal and ton load weight limit restrictions is available at: http://www.idot.illinois.gov/doing-business/permits/Oversize-and-Overweight-Permits/index 11/5/2020 MARKED ROUTES Route Description Restriction District Illinois 1 Milford-12.41 miles north of IL 9-CSX RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 1 Harvey-NB Only to SB Morgan St-Just north of 149th St No Left Turns 1 Illinois 1 Harvey-0.4 mile south IL 83 Maximum Width 17 ft. 3 in. 1 Illinois 2 5.25 miles south of IL 64 in Castle Rock State Park Maximum Width 14 ft. 6 in. 2 Illinois 2 Rockford-Jct IL 2 and Auburn St-Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 2 Illinois 3 Chester-Jct IL 3 and IL 150 south junction-all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 3 Chester-Jct IL 3 and IL 150 north junction-all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 3 Red Bud-Jct IL 154 and IL 159 all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 3 Red Bud-Jct IL 154 and IL 159 all turns Maximum Width 16 ft. 0 in. 8 Illinois 3 E. St. Louis-8th St to 4th St Maximum Width 14 ft. 0 in. 8 Illinois 3 E. St. Louis-Junction 9th St and St.Clair Ave- Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 4 Sparta-Junction IL 4 and IL 154 all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 4 Mascoutah-Jct IL 4 and IL 177-all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 4 Marine-INT 70 to INT 55 Maximum Width 14 ft. 6 in. 8 Illinois 4 Lebanon-US 50 to US 40 Maximum Width 14 ft. 6 in. 8 Illinois 4 Carlinville-1st Street South to 1st Street North No Permit Loads 6 Illinois 4 Carlinville-1.90 miles north IL 108-UP RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 8 Yates City-2.5 miles west IL 78-BN RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 8 East Peoria-0.1 mile west US 24-P&PU RR Maximum Width 14 ft. 6 in. 4 Illinois 8 East Peoria-EB ramps to US 24 WB and IL 29 SB Maximum Length 100 feet 4 Illinois 8 East Peoria-EB ramps to US 24 EB and IL 29 NB Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 8 East Peoria-WB ramp to IL 116 WB Maximum Length 110 feet 4 Illinois 9 Dallas City-All turns at IL 9 and IL 96 East junction Maximum Length 100 feet 6 Illinois 9 La Harpe-3.06 miles east IL 94 east jct-TP&W RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 9 Fiatt-All turns at east junction IL 9 and IL 97 Maximum Length 165 feet 4 Illinois 9 Bloomington-WB Only-Jct Lee and Empire Maximum Length 85 feet 5 Illinois 9 Gibson City-All turns at west junction IL 47 and IL 54 Maximum Length 100 feet 3 Illinois 10 Clinton-0.6 mile east US51-ICG RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 5 Illinois 13 Centreville-Jct IL 13 and IL 157-Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 13 Belleville-Jct IL 13 and IL 158 at IL 15 ramps-Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 13 Belleville-IL 15 to IL 159 Maximum Width 18 ft 0 in 8 Illinois 13 Coulterville-SE junction IL 13 and IL 153-All Turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 13 Pinckneyville-IL 13/154 west junction-Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 9 Illinois 13 Pinckneyville-50 ft east IL 13/154 west junction-ICG RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 9 Illinois 13 Pinckneyville-0.7 mile south IL 154-ICG RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 9 Illinois 13 Pinckneyville-Pinckneyville Square Jct IL 13, IL 127 & IL 154 all turns Maximum Length 90 feet 9 MARKED ROUTES -Continued- Route Description Restriction District Illinois 14 Benton - Benton Square junction of IL 14, IL 34 and IL37 Maximum Length 90 feet 9 Illinois 14 McLeansboro-0.12 mile west IL 242-L&N RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 9 Illinois 15 East St. Louis-Third Street to INT 255 Maximum Width 20 ft 0 in 8 Illinois 15 Alorton-Ramps to IL 157 Maximum Length 90 feet 8 Illinois 16 Shipman-5.16 miles east IL 267/IL111, ICG RR Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 16 Hillsboro-1.04 miles east of IL 127-UP RR Maximum Width 12 ft. 6 Illinois 16 Hillsboro-1.04 miles east of IL 127-UP RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 16 Nokomis-All turns at junction IL 16 and Spruce Street Maximum Length 100 feet 6 Illinois 16 Mattoon-All turns at west junction US 45/IL 121 Maximum Length 200 feet 7 Illinois 16 Mattoon-All turns at east junction US 45/IL 121 Maximum Length 200 feet 7 Illinois 17 Viola-All turns at junction IL 17 and US 67 Maximum Length 165 feet 4 Illinois 17 Wyoming-All turns at junction IL 91 and IL 17 Maximum Length 125 feet 4 Illinois 17 Reading-1.3 miles west of IL 23-AT&SF RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 17 Kankakee-All turns from IL 17 to SB INT 57 Maximum Length 100 feet 3 Illinois 18 Henry-IL 29 to IL 26 over Illinois River Maximum Width 12 ft. 4 Illinois 23 Leland-0.36 miles north US 34-BN RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 23 Dekalb-IL 23 SB Only to IL 38 Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 23 Riley-INT 90 ramps south of INT 90-Roundabout Maximum Width 16 feet 1 Maximum Length 165 ft 6 in Illinois 23 Riley-INT 90 ramps south of INT 90-Roundabout-SB Only ramp to INT Maximum Width 8 ft 6 in 1 90 EB Maximum Length 100 ft 6 in Illinois 23 Riley-INT 90 ramps north of INT 90-Roundabout Maximum Width 16 feet 1 Maximum Length 165 ft 6 in Illinois 23 Riley-INT 90 ramps north of INT 90-Roundabout-SB Only ramp to INT Maximum Width 8 ft 6 in 1 90 Maximum Length 100 ft 6 in Illinois 23 Riley-Harmony Rd-Roundabout Maximum Width 16 feet 1 Maximum Length 165 ft 6 in Illinois 23 Riley-Harmony Rd-Roundabout-IL 23 to EB Harmony Rd Maximum Width 14 feet 1 Maximum Length 115 feet Illinois 29 Springfield-East of BR 55 (Peoria Rd) Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 29 Taylorville-0.44 miles west of IL 48, N&W RR, SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 29 Crescent-2.9 miles south IL 9-S. of Manito Rd-C&NW RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 29 East Peoria-NB ramp to IL 8 WB and IL 116 WB Maximum Length 110 feet 4 Illinois 29 East Peoria-SB ramp to IL 8 WB and IL 116 WB Maximum Length 110 feet 4 Illinois 33 Effingham-300 feet west US 45-ICG RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 7 Illinois 34 Benton - Benton Square junction of IL 14, IL 34 and IL37 Maximum Length 90 feet 9 Illinois 37 Benton - Benton Square junction of IL 14, IL 34 and IL37 Maximum Length 90 feet 9 Illinois 37 Salem-Jct US 50 all turns Maximum Length 80 feet 8 Illinois 37 Watson-4 miles south US 45-IC RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 7 MARKED ROUTES -Continued- Route Description Restriction District Illinois 38 Rochelle-9th Street to the junction of IL 251 and 4th Ave Maximum Length 110 feet 2 Illinois 40 Bradford-All turns between Main Street and Peoria Street Maximum Length 125 feet 4 Illinois 41 Galesburg-North of Thirwell/Knox Road, BN RR,SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 47 Gibson City-All turns at north junction IL 9 and IL 54 Maximum Length 100 feet 3 Illinois 47 Yorkville-1.78 miles north of US 34-BNSF RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 47 Campton Hills-At Burlington Road-Roundabout Maximum Length 80 feet 1 Illinois 47 Plato Center-At Plato Road-Roundabout Maximum Length 100 feet 1 Maximum Width 16 Ft Illinois 48 Decatur-0.47 miles north Old BR US 51-IC RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 7 Illinois 50 Kankakee-0.68 miles north of IL 17 at NS RR (NB and SB) No Permit Loads 3 Illinois 54 Gibson City-All turns at west junction IL 9 and IL 47 Maximum Length 100 feet 3 Illinois 54 Onarga-All turns at IL 54 and US 45 Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 59 Barrington-0.2 mile south of US 14-CN RR Maximum Width 14 ft. 1 Illinois 61 Augusta-5.9 miles north IL 94 north jct-BN RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 64 In Elmhurst between IL 83 and Int 290 Closed as a thru Route 1 Illinois 64 Melrose Park-Under US 12/20/45, SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 1 Illinois 71 Utica-E 950th Road to E 1251st Road No Permit Loads 3 Illinois 78 Elmwood-0.25 miles south IL 8-BN RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 78 Laura-1.26 miles north US 150-ATSF RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 78 Kewanee-IL 78 SB to IL 81 WB Maximum Length 90 feet 2 Illinois 78 Kewanee-IL 78 NB to IL 81 WB Maximum Length 135 feet 2 Illinois 81 Kewanee-All turns to IL 78 Maximum Length 90 feet 2 Illinois 91 Wyoming-All turns at junction IL 91 and IL 17 Maximum Length 125 feet 4 Illinois 94 Golden-3.5 miles north US 24-BN RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 96 Dallas City-All turns to EB IL 9 Maximum Length 100 feet 6 Illinois 97 Springfield-0.5 mile west IL 4-Sangamon Valley Trail-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 97 Fiatt-All turns at east junction IL 9 and IL 97 Maximum Length 165 feet 4 Illinois 107 Griggsville-All turns junction Federal St and Quincy St Maximum Length 90 feet 6 Illinois 108 At the Illinois River-Kampsville Ferry No Permit Loads 8 Illinois 108 Carlinville-Alton Road to 1st Street South No Permit Loads 6 Illinois 108 Carlinville-3.96 miles east of IL 4, C&NW RR, SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 6 Illinois 113 Kankakee-0.1 mile north of IL 17-Conrail RR-SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 3 Illinois 116 St.Augustine-0.1 mile west IL 41,BN RR,SAG Maximum Length 80 feet 4 Illinois 116 East Peoria-0.1 mile west US 24-P&PU RR Maximum Width 14 ft.
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