A. A permittee shall ensure that an oversize or overweight vehicle or load displays an "OVERSIZE LOAD" sign if the vehicle or load is nine feet or more in width.
B. A permittee shall display an "OVERSIZE LOAD" sign on any oversize or overweight special permitted vehicle or load not specified under subsection A if necessary to ensure maximum visibility for public safety.
C. An "OVERSIZE LOAD" sign shall meet construction specifications provided under Illustration 2 at a minimum.
D. A permittee shall display required "OVERSIZE LOAD" signs that are:
1. Mounted to the front or roof of the power unit,
2. Mounted to the rear of the load or loaded vehicle,
3. Parallel with the road surface from side-to-side,
4. Readable from left to right, and
5. Clearly visible from the vehicle's front and rear
E. If a permittee required to display an "OVERSIZE LOAD" sign is not transporting an oversize or overweight load, the permittee shall ensure each sign is not visible to traffic.
Illustration 2. "OVERSIZE LOAD" Sign
(Ord. 2017-47 § 2 (part), 2017)