I95 low clearance issues

1618981

{"text":"I notice low bridge clearances on I95 in Maine of 13'6\". Does that raise issues and are those clearance figures correct?","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

1620080

{"replyTo":"","text":"you must be talking about the Maine turnpike it says 13'6\" you're fine. it allows another foot for snow","replyToPid":0}

936953

{"replyTo":"","text":"There’s no low bridges on I95 from Miami to the Canadian border, you’re good to go. It may be referring to the Maximum height limit of 13’6” on the Maine Turnpike unless you’re oversized you’ll be fine.","replyToPid":0}

289718

{"replyTo":"","text":"never heard such thing in Maine. I travel the 95, 295 and 395 all the time,   kittery to houlton for the Last 20 some years and haven't hit a bridge yet. if it makes you feel any better the top of my cb antennas are 13' 9\" they don't hit in Maine","replyToPid":0}

1248444

{"replyTo":"","text":"use a tape measure for your empty height and loaded height that will tell you if you're to tall or short enough for the 13' 6\" also take in accountability for frozen roads, they raise by expansion when cold","replyToPid":0}

672201

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665190

{"replyTo":"","text":"13'6\" SHOULD mean a truck/load that is 13'6\" or less SHOULD fit under. \n\nThere SHOULD be a safety factor built into the reported bridge height and there SHOULD be a safety factor built into your truck's specified height. \n\nSHOULD and IS aren't the same word.   Go slow!","replyToPid":0}