What is the maximum speed allowed on non-interstate roads for transporting manufactured homes?

The maximum speed allowed on non-interstate roads for transporting manufactured homes is set at 45 mph. This regulation is put in place primarily for safety reasons, considering the larger size and weight of manufactured homes compared to regular vehicles. A slower speed helps ensure better control and stability when transporting these homes, which can be more susceptible to wind and road conditions.

While there may be different speed limits for other vehicles or types of transportation, the specific limit for manufactured homes reflects an understanding of the unique challenges involved in safely transporting them. By adhering to this limit, drivers can help mitigate risks associated with transporting large loads.