Washington SB6032 regulates vehicle loads on public highways to prevent hazards.
Washington SB6032 amends existing laws to ensure vehicles on public highways are loaded and covered to prevent hazards. It mandates that loads of dirt, sand, or gravel be securely fastened and covered unless six inches of freeboard is maintained. Vehicles must also be cleaned of any debris that could obstruct or endanger travel. The bill establishes criminal negligence penalties for failing to secure loads, resulting in bodily harm or property damage. The state patrol is authorized to create rules to enforce these provisions.
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