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Permit Restriction List Rhode Island Department of Transportation ANNUAL NON-DIVISIBLE LOAD (BLANKET) PERMIT RESTRICTION LIST 3 AXLE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT The following restrictions apply to the construction equipment vehicles described in RI General Law (RIGL) 31-25-21. For any construction equipment vehicle with the total number of axles listed here, the following bridges are restricted from crossing due to vehicle weight. The bridge tonnage values below are the maximum tonnage permitted. These restrictions are continuously updated and must be printed and kept in the vehicle associated with the permit as part of the annual permit issued by RIDOT. In case of conflict, posted weight limits at a bridge shall govern over these restrictions.. Carries Crosses City/Town Bridge # Max. Tonnage COLT DRIVE MILL GUT TIDAL INLET Bristol 072401 24 RI 114 Hope St Tidal Inlet Bristol 015301 26 RI 102 BRONCO HWY BRANCH RVR & JOSLIN RD Burrillville 067201 23 RI 102 BRONCO HWY BRANCH RIVER Burrillville 067301 37 RI 107 MAIN ST CHEPACHET RIVER Burrillville 033701 29 RI 7 Douglas Pike Branch River Burrillville 010601 31 VICTORY HWY BRANCH RIVER Burrillville 011201 33 CROSS ST AMTRAK Central Falls 091901 36 RI 114 BROAD ST BLACKSTONE RIVER Central Falls 030501 35 RI 112 CRLNA BK RD AMTRAK Charlestown 005701 35 BARBS HILL RD MOOSUP RIVER Coventry 084401 18 CAHOONE RD BUCKS HORN BROOK Coventry 084501 23 Harkney Hill Road JOHNSON POND Coventry 116101 31 LINCOLN AV PAWTUXET RIVER N BRANCH Coventry 083601 30 NICHOLAS RD ROARING BROOK Coventry 084601 16 Old Flat River Rd Flat River Reservoir Coventry 007201 28 RI 3 Tiogue Rd Dyer Brook Coventry 025801 29 SOUTH MAIN ST PAWTUXET RIVER SW BRANCH Coventry 003201 25 DEAN PKWY WASH SEC BIKE PATH Cranston 034701 27 LANE H MESH INTERCHANGE LANE A Cranston 042401 30 RI 12 Park Av Elm Lake Brook Cranston 106101 16 RI 12 PARK AV AMTRAK Cranston 092201 36 RI 12 Scituate Av Meshanticut Brook Cranston 033001 33 RI 37 EB PAWTUXET RIVER Cranston 062801 33 RI 37 EB & WB PONTIAC BRANCH RR Cranston 062601 36 RI 5 OAKLAWN AV WASH SEC BIKE PATH Cranston 028601 37 CHURCH ST P&W RR Cumberland 094301 18 HOWARD RD ABBOTT RUN Cumberland 045901 CLSD MANVILLE HILL RD BLACKSTONE RVR, P&W, BP Cumberland 039601 23 RI 114 Silva Brook Cumberland 020501 24 RI 114 BROAD ST P&W RR Cumberland 040801 37 RI 122 MENDON RD BLACKSTONE RIVER Cumberland 011701 29 Tillinghast Rd Frenchtown Brook East Greenwich 119801 20 US 1 Post Rd Bleachery Brook East Greenwich 000401 38 LYON AV I-195 EB & WB East Providence 046901 33 NORTH BROADWAY RAMP (SEEKONK RVR CRSS) East Providence 059701 36 POTTER ST I-195 EB & WB East Providence 046701 33 PURCHASE ST I-195 EB & WB East Providence 046801 33 RI 114A Mink St Runnins River East Providence 020901 15 River Road Runnins River East Providence 021401 25 SEEKONK RIVER CROS SEEKONK RIVER & CITY STS East Providence 060001 25 VETERANS MEM PKWY WATCHEMOKET COVE East Providence 015101 37 WATERMAN AV P&W RR R.O.W. East Providence 094601 35 Restrictions Effective as of Friday, February 28, 2020 CLSD=CLosed Page 1 of 4 Rhode Island Department of Transportation ANNUAL NON-DIVISIBLE LOAD (BLANKET) PERMIT RESTRICTION LIST 3 AXLE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT The following restrictions apply to the construction equipment vehicles described in RI General Law (RIGL) 31-25-21. For any construction equipment vehicle with the total number of axles listed here, the following bridges are restricted from crossing due to vehicle weight. The bridge tonnage values below are the maximum tonnage permitted. These restrictions are continuously updated and must be printed and kept in the vehicle associated with the permit as part of the annual permit issued by RIDOT. In case of conflict, posted weight limits at a bridge shall govern over these restrictions.. Carries Crosses City/Town Bridge # Max. Tonnage BARBER TRAIL FALLS RIVER Exeter 078801 14 BLITZKRIEG TRAIL WOODY HILL BROOK Exeter 079001 17 BREAKHEART TRAIL BREAKHEART BROOK Exeter 078601 CLSD PLAIN RD FLAT RIVER Exeter 078501 34 RI 2 So County Tr Queens Fort Brook Exeter 006601 31 CENTRAL PIKE HEMLOCK BROOK Foster 085901 24 HEMLOCK RD BARDEN RESERVOIR Foster 086101 CLSD MILL RD HEMLOCK BROOK Foster 087901 26 MOOSUP VALLEY RD MOOSUP RIVER Foster 026701 32 RI 101 Hartford Pk Killy Brook Foster 033801 33 US 6 DANIELSON PK DOLLY COLE BROOK Foster 029501 35 Jackson School Hou Echo Lake Pascoag Resrvo Glocester 113901 30 I-95 NB & SB WOOD RIVER & MECHANIC ST Hopkinton 040401 16 I-95 NB & SB Canonchet Brook Hopkinton 040901 30 RI 216 HIGH ST ASHAWAY RIVER Hopkinton 010101 38 RI 91 CHURCH ST WOOD RIVER Hopkinton 026101 25 North Main Rd Tidal Inlet Jamestown 028901 37 RI 128 G Wtrmn Rd Assapumpset Brook Johnston 020301 36 RI 5 Atwood Av Dry Brook Johnston 023301 38 RI 5 Atwood Av Pocasett River Johnston 023401 26 US 44 PUTNAM PIKE WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER Johnston 014601 29 RI 123 Brknck Hill Moshassuck River Lincoln 022001 36 RI 123 Brknck Hill Moshassuck River Lincoln 022101 27 RI 123 BRKNCK HILL RI 146 EDDIE DOWLING HWY Lincoln 041601 22 RI 146 ED DOWL HWY RI 116 GEORGE WASH HWY Lincoln 027601 26 RI 146 NB & SB Lincoln Woods Ped UP Lincoln 049801 28 TWIN RIVER RD RI 146 EDDIE DOWLING HWY Lincoln 041701 31 RI 138 Memorial Bd Easton Pond Channel Middletown 029001 32 VAN ZANDT AV NEWPORT SEC RR Newport 028701 36 DEVILS FOOT RD AMTRAK North Kingstown 036901 20 Gilbert Stuart Rd Gilbert Stuart Stream North Kingstown 103701 23 RI 2 Quaker Lane Stoney Brook North Kingstown 024101 25 RI 4 NB & SB STONY LANE,Scrbbltwn Brk North Kingstown 076801 36 US 1 Post Rd Sandhill Pond North Kingstown 001601 34 US 1 POST RD NB HUNT RIVER North Kingstown 001501 34 US 1A Brown St Academy Cove North Kingstown 001001 19 US 1A Bstn Nck Rd Annaquatucket River North Kingstown 001201 21 US 1A Bstn Nck Rd Mill Canal North Kingstown 001301 28 GREYSTONE AV WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER North Providence 014501 7 RI 7 Douglas Pike West River North Providence 009801 29 RI 7 Douglas Pike Woonasquatucket River North Smithfield 027701 32 BARTON ST AMTRAK & P&W RR Pawtucket 091601 CLSD DIVISION ST SEEKONK RVR TAFT S Pawtucket 096501 34 Restrictions Effective as of Friday, February 28, 2020 CLSD=CLosed Page 2 of 4 Rhode Island Department of Transportation ANNUAL NON-DIVISIBLE LOAD (BLANKET) PERMIT RESTRICTION LIST 3 AXLE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT The following restrictions apply to the construction equipment vehicles described in RI General Law (RIGL) 31-25-21. For any construction equipment vehicle with the total number of axles listed here, the following bridges are restricted from crossing due to vehicle weight. The bridge tonnage values below are the maximum tonnage permitted. These restrictions are continuously updated and must be printed and kept in the vehicle associated with the permit as part of the annual permit issued by RIDOT. In case of conflict, posted weight limits at a bridge shall govern over these restrictions.. Carries Crosses City/Town Bridge # Max. Tonnage GROTTO AV MOSHASSUCK RIVER Pawtucket 059401 23 RI 114 BROAD ST AMTRAK & P&W RR Pawtucket 093601 33 RI 24 - W APP 250 HUMMOCKS AV Portsmouth 012101 33 SPRAGUE ST RI 24 Portsmouth 064401 27 ATWELLS AV US 6 CONNECTOR & AMTRAK Providence 077501 32 BATH ST WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER Providence 077801 7 CLADRASTIS AVE PLEASURE LAKE Providence 088501 16 EXCHANGE ST WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER Providence 087401 19 F C GREENE MEM BVD Elm Lake Brook Providence 118701 27 India Street India Pt Bike Path Providence 109701 27 INDUSTRIAL DR MOSHASSUCK RIVER Providence 088201 38 MEMORIAL BLVD PROVIDENCE RIVER Providence 098121 29 POINT ST PROVIDENCE RIVER Providence 098001 34 RI 146 ED DOWL HWY BRANCH AV Providence 042801 36 RI 7 DOUGLAS AV WEST RIVER Providence 097701 22 RI 7 ORMS ST AMTRAK & P&W RR Providence 092901 37 US 6 EB & WB WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER Providence 060401 CLSD VEAZIE ST WEST RIVER Providence 089001 29 WEST RIVER ST WEST RIVER Providence 088301 30 WESTMINSTER ST OLNEYVILLE EXPWY Providence 050601 31 KINGS FACTORY RD PAWCATUCK RIVER Richmond 054201 18 RI 112 CAROLINA MILL CANAL Richmond 005401 18 RI 112 CAROLINA MILL CANAL Richmond 005501 21 RI 112 CAROLINA PAWCATUCK RIVER Richmond 005601 35 RI 102 Victory Hwy Clayville Brook Scituate 017501 34 RI 12 TUNK HILL RD KENT DAM SPILLWAY Scituate 008401 38 RI 14 Plnfld Pk Clayville Brook Scituate 009001 36 US 6A DNLSON PIKE MOSWANISCUT RIVER Scituate 009301 30 Esmond Mill Dr Woonasquatucket River Smithfield 124401 32 RI 104 FARNUM PIKE WOONASQUATUCKET RIVER Smithfield 015901 18 DUGWAY BRIDGE RD QUEEN RIVER South Kingstown 095001 35 RI 108 Kngstown Rd Rocky Brook South Kingstown 017101 19 RI 108 Kngstown Rd Indian Run South Kingstown 017601 21 RI 138 Chickasheen Brook South Kingstown 018301 34 RI 138 Kngstown Rd White Horn Brook South Kingstown 017201 27 RI 138 Kngstown Rd Chipuxet River South Kingstown 017301 27 SILVER LAKE AV SAUGATUCKET RIVER South Kingstown 056501 20 US 1 TOWER HILL RD W.C O'NEIL BIKE PATH South Kingstown 019701 34 NANAQUAKET RD NANAQUAKET RIVER Tiverton 012601 32 POND BRIDGE RD NONQUIT POND Tiverton 029201 15 RI 113 MAIN AV AMTRAK Warwick 000201 31 RI 117 Cntrvlle Rd Apponaug River Warwick 013801 32 RI 117 W Shore Rd Silver Brook Warwick 016001 38 Restrictions Effective as of Friday, February 28, 2020 CLSD=CLosed Page 3 of 4 Rhode Island Department of Transportation ANNUAL NON-DIVISIBLE LOAD (BLANKET) PERMIT RESTRICTION LIST 3 AXLE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT The following restrictions apply to the construction equipment vehicles described in RI General Law (RIGL) 31-25-21.
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