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Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.02 - The Agency Head

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The chief executive officer of the Alabama Department of
						Transportation shall be known as the Transportation Director, who shall be
						appointed by the Governor and shall hold office at the pleasure of the
						Governor. The state Transportation Director shall give his entire time to the
						duties of his office.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-21,
							23-21-32.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.03 - General Description Of Agency Structure

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The organization and staff of the Department is determined by
						the Transportation Director. Department organization and staffing may be
						modified by the Director. Generally, the Department is organized as
						follows:
(a) Administrative Offices,
					which include the Chief Engineer
(b) Legal Division
(c) Central Office Bureaus
(d) Division Offices located throughout the
					State
(e) District Offices located
					within each Division
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-32.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.04 - Delegation Of Authority

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The mission of the Department is carried out pursuant to
						statutory authority in
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								23-1-20, et.
						seq. The Department designee to whom functions are delegated in accordance with
						statutory authority shall, with regard to those functions, exercise all power,
						jurisdiction and authority conferred by law.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-23,
							21-1-33.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.05 - Location Of Agency Offices

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The Alabama Department of_Transportation headquarters is
						located in the Department of Transportation Building, 1409 Coliseum Boulevard,
						Montgomery, AL 36110. The current division offices are at the following
						locations:
Division 1 -
Post Office Box 550
Guntersville, AL 35976-0550 23445 U.S. Highway 431
											Guntersville, AL 35976
Division 2 -
Post Office Box 495 Tuscumbia, AL 35674-0495 295
											Highway 20 East Tuscumbia, AL 35674
Division 3 -
Post Office Box 2745 Birmingham, AL 35202-2745 1020
											Bankhead Highway Birmingham, AL 35204
Division 4 -
Post Office Box 1179
Alexander City, AL 35011-1179 240 Highway 280
											Alexander City, AL 35010
Division 5 -
Post Office Box 70070 Tuscaloosa, AL 35407-7007 2715
											Skyland Boulevard Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
Division 6 -
Post Office Box 8008 Montgomery, AL 36110-8008 1525
											Coliseum Boulevard Montgomery, AL 36110
Division 7 -
Post Office Box 647 Troy, Alabama 36081-0647 299 Elba
											Highway Troy, AL 36079
Division 8 -
Post Office Box 129 Grove Hill, AL 36451-0129 129
											Grove Hill Avenue East Grove Hill, AL 36451
Division 9 -
1701 I-65 West Service Road North Mobile, AL
											36618
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.06 - Applications And Forms For Permits And Licenses

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Information regarding any permit or license and submission of
						any application may be_made directly to the office handling the matter, as
						provided in Rule
						450-1-1-.05.
						Information may be obtained and applications submitted in person or writing
						directly to the appropriate office or as otherwise directed by the
						Department.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr.
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.07 - Incorporation By Reference. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							41-22-9.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.08 - Public Access To The Highway Department (Repealed)

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										41-22-4.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-1 - AGENCY ORGANIZATION › Section 450-1-1-.09 - Public Records

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(1)
					Public records not specifically exempted by Alabama or Federal law or otherwise
					protected or privileged shall be made available for copying and inspection upon
					written request to the Legal Division. All requests for documents must identify
					specifically the nature of the document requested and the reason for the
					request. Viewing of documents shall be permitted during normal business hours
					upon appointment scheduled by the Legal Division.
(2) The Legal Division shall set a reasonable
					research, administrative, retrieval and copying fee for each document request.
					Documents shall not be released without first receiving payment. The fee may be
					paid by certified check, cashier's check, money order or credit card.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-33,
							23-1-34.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.01 - Petition For Adoption, Amendment Or Repealer Of Rules

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(1) Any interested person may petition the
					Alabama Department of Transportation requesting the adoption, amendment or
					repeal of a rule.
(2) A petition
					shall adhere to the form described below. Petitions not in substantial
					compliance with the prescribed form shall be returned to the petitioner for
					correction.
(a) The 60-day time limit
					described in
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									41-22-8,
					shall start with the receipt of the petition, in proper form, by the
					Department.
(b) The petition shall
					be on white paper, 8 1/2" x 11" in size, with no reverse side entries. The
					original and three legible copies shall be filed with the Department.
(c) The petition shall be delivered by
					personal service or First Class Mail to:
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
ATTN: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE SECRETARY
LEGAL DIVISION
ROOM 147
1409 COLISEUM BOULEVARD
MONTGOMERY, AL 3 6110
(d) The petition shall be set out in numbered
					paragraphs as follows:
1. Petitioner's
					name:
2. The full address of the
					petitioner:
3. The petitioner's
					telephone number:
4. Action
					requested (adoption of the proposed rule, amendment of a rule or repeal of a
					rule):
5. (In the case of a
					petition for adoption) A concise statement of the proposed rule in rule
					form:
6. A statement of the reasons
					for the above action:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.02 - Petition For Declaratory Ruling

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(1) A declaratory ruling is a formal written
					ruling issued to members of the public by the director with respect to the
					validity of a rule or with respect to the applicability to any person, property
					or state of facts of any rule or statute enforceable by it or with respect to
					the meaning and scope of any order of the Department.
(a) A declaratory ruling is binding on the
					Department, and the person requesting it unless it is altered or set aside by a
					court in a proper proceeding.
(b)
					Such rulings are subject to review in the circuit court of Montgomery County,
					unless otherwise specifically provided by statute, in the manner provided in
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									41-22-12,
					for the review of decisions in contested cases.
(c) Nothing herein shall prevent any
					individual from seeking informal advice on any pertinent subject from the
					Department.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.03 - Methods Of Obtaining Information Or Making Submissions Or Requests

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The public may obtain information or make submissions or
						requests pertaining to any subject not provided for elsewhere by statute or
						rule by contacting the Alabama Department of Transportation, Attn:
						Administrative Procedure Secretary, Legal Division Room 147, 1409 Coliseum
						Boulevard, Montgomery, AL 36110.
(a)
					Contact may be made by telephone, in person, or by First Class Mail.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.04 - Public Access To Rules, Orders, Etc

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(1) The Alabama Highway Department
					Administrative Code, containing all rules adopted by the Department, and all
					other written statements of policy or interpretations formulated, adopted or
					used by the Department in the discharge of its functions, shall be available
					for public inspection and copying at cost.
(2) All final orders, decisions and opinions
					which are issued after October 1, 1982, except those expressly made
					confidential or privileged by statute or order of court, and an index thereto
					by name and subject, shall be available for public inspection and copying, at
					cost.
(3) The rules, orders, etc.
					referred to in Sections (1) and (2) of this rule shall be available for
					inspection and copying between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on scheduled work
					days, by appointment.
(a) An appointment may
					be made at a mutually agreeable time by contacting the Alabama Highway
					Department, Attn: Administrative Procedure Secretary, Room H-101, 1409 Coliseum
					Boulevard, Montgomery, AL 36130.
(b) Inspection and copying shall be available
					at the Alabama Highway Department, Room H-101, 1409 Coliseum Boulevard,
					Montgomery, AL 36130.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.05 - Advance Notice Of Rule Making Procedures

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(1) Notice by First Class Mail shall be given
					to all persons who pay the cost of such mailing and who have made timely
					request of the Department for advance notice of its rule making proceedings.
(a) Timely requests shall be those received
					by the Department prior to the date of publication of the next notice of intent
					to adopt, amend, or repeal rules in the Alabama Administrative
					Monthly.
(b) The requests shall be
					delivered by First Class Mail to the Alabama Highway Department, Attn:
					Administrative Procedure Secretary, Room H-101, 1409 Coliseum Boulevard,
					Montgomery, AL 36130.
(c) The
					requests shall be in letter form and set out in numbered paragraphs as follows:
1. Subject: Request for advance notice of
					intent to adopt, amend or repeal rules.
2. Submitted to: Alabama Highway
					Department
3. Date of
					Request:
4. Requester's
					name:
5. Requester's business name
					of affiliation:
6. Complete mailing
					address to which notice shall be sent:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.06 - Copies Of Records. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.07 - Notification Of Persons Who May Be Affected By The Adoption Of An Emergency Rule

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In the event that the Department finds it necessary to adopt an
						emergency rule under the provisions of
Code of Ala.
						1975
, §
								41-22-5(b),
						the Department shall, prior to indexing and publication, make reasonable
						efforts to apprise the persons who may be affected by the emergency rule, as
						required by
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								41-22-5 b.
(a) "Reasonable efforts," as used
					above, shall consist of the expeditious mailing of a copy of the emergency rule
					to those persons who have complied with the provisions of Alabama Department of
					Transportation Administrative Code Rule
					450-1-2-.05.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.08 - Subscription To Alabama Department of Transportation Administrative Code

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(1) A subscription
					to the Alabama Department of Transportation Administrative Code shall be made
					available to those persons making written requests beginning in November of
					1982, and each November thereafter. A subscription notification mailing list
					shall be established for this purpose.
(a) A
					request to be added to the subscription notification mailing list shall be
					mailed to the Alabama Department of Transportation, Attn: Administrative
					Procedure Secretary, Legal Division Room 147, 1409 Coliseum Boulevard,
					Montgomery, AL 36110.
(b) Requests
					shall be in letter form and shall be set out in numbered paragraphs, as
					follows:
1. Subject: Request to be added to
					the subscription notification mailing list.
2. For: The Alabama Department of
					Transportation Administrative Code.
3. Date of request:
4. Name of requestor:
5. Business name or affiliation:
6. Complete mailing address to which notice
					shall be sent:
7. Requester's
					telephone number:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-1-2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 450-1-2-.09 - Rules Omitted From The Alabama Department Of Transportation Administrative Code

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-2-1 - UTILITIES › Section 450-2-1-.01 - ALDOT Utility Manual. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.01 - Purpose Of Chapter

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish procedures and
						minimum standards to govern the movement of oversize and/or overweight vehicles
						and loads, to establish regulations concerning the removal, storage, and
						disposal of property located on the highway right-of-way, protection and
						prevention of trespass upon and injury to the public roads, facilities and
						buildings, requirements for stopping at rail/highway grade crossings and
						drawbridges, and the operation and licensing of junkyards.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							32-9-29.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.02 - Definitions

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The following definitions, terms, words, and phrases shall
				have the meanings given and these supplement the definitions found in Section
				32-9-20,
Code of Ala. 1975
.
(1) ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION:
			 ALDOT.
(2) LEGAL WIDTH: Eight (8)
			 feet wide on roads with less than twelve (12) foot lanes; eight (8) feet and
			 six (6) inches on roads with at least twelve (12) foot lanes.
(3) LEGAL HEIGHT: Thirteen (13) feet and six
			 (6) inches.
(4) LEGAL LENGTHS:
(a) Forty (40) feet for a single
			 vehicle.
(b) Fifty-seven (57) feet
			 for a truck-semi-trailer combination.
(c) Fifty-seven (57) feet for semi-trailers
			 including load used in a truck tractor-semi-trailer-trailer
			 combination.
(d) Twenty-eight (28)
			 feet for semi-trailers and trailers used in truck tractor-semi-trailer-trailer
			 combination.
(e) Forty-five (45)
			 feet for Motor Homes.
(f)
			 Forty-five (45) feet for Motor Bus.
(g) Sixty-five (65) feet for Car Haulers;
			 Seventy-five (75) feet for Stinger-Steered Units.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.03 - Permits

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(1) The
					Transportation Director or his designee may issue a written permit to allow a
					vehicle or a combination of no more than two vehicles to operate on the State
					Highway System where the vehicle or a combination of vehicles and load exceeds
					the legal width, length, height, weight or combination thereof.
(2) A copy of the permit shall be carried in
					the vehicle itself and be available for inspection by any law enforcement
					officer, or authorized agent of ALDOT. For annual permits, the original is
					considered the copy received in person or by mail. For a single trip permit,
					the original may be considered the copy received via email, by mail, by fax, or
					in person. Duplication or alteration of any permit is prohibited.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										32-9-29.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.05 - Highway Beautification Act - Outdoor Advertising

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ALDOT may require that permitted vehicles use front or rear
						escorts when deemed necessary. Escorts are required, but are not limited to the
						following:
(1) Over height
					vehicles/loads:
Front escort with height indicator is required for heights in
						excess of (15) feet, six (6) inches (15'6").
(2) Over width vehicles/loads:
(a) Loads 12 - 14 feet wide require one (1)
					front escort on 2-lane roads, or
(b) One (1) rear escort for multilane
					roads.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.06 - Liability Insurance

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A permit to operate a vehicle which exceeds the statutory
						limits of height, weight, or length shall be issued only on condition of
						payment of proof of insurance of $300,000 split limit coverage or $1,000,000
						combined single limit coverage as a minimum. The insurance will be conditioned
						for payment to ALDOT and will be held in trust to pay the owners of bridges,
						traffic signals, signs, or other highway structures damaged by a vehicle
						operating using the permit. The liability under the insurance certificate shall
						be contingent upon proof of negligence or fault on the part of the permittee,
						his agents, or operators. ALDOT may require additional insurance as deemed
						necessary to compensate for any damage to public roads, including bridges. Upon
						request, the body receiving the permit shall provide ALDOT with a copy of the
						required insurance policy. ALDOT will not be liable for any damage to persons,
						private property, or public roads, including bridges, caused by a permitted
						vehicle, its load, or its escort. The party receiving the permit thereby agrees
						to hold ALDOT harmless from any claims and to pay ALDOT for damages to person
						or property for any ALDOT expenditures made to repair damages on a state
						Highway caused by the permitted vehicle, load, or escort.
(1) Annual Permits: All existing insurance
					requirements of Alabama shall be observed. In addition, the amount of liability
					insurance specified by Section
					32-9-29,
Code of Ala. 1975
, is required. No annual permit shall
					be issued until the applicant provides proof that it meets these insurance
					requirements. ALDOT shall be listed as a Certificate holder with the
					applicant's insurance company, and the Department shall be notified by the
					insurance company of any changes in the applicant's coverage. If the insurance
					becomes void for any reason, the permit shall immediately become permanently
					void, and the applicant shall re-apply for an annual permit at the full
					price.
(2) Single Trip Permits: All
					existing insurance requirements of Alabama shall be observed. Proof of the
					minimum insurance required by the Public Service Commission must be on file
					with the ALDOT Permit Office prior to a permit being issued to transport a
					vehicle whose width exceeds twelve (12) feet and/or weighs greater than 100,000
					lbs.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							23-1-275.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.07 - Conditions For The Movement Of Houses

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(1) No house shall be moved whose width
					exceeds 28 feet or whose height exceeds 16.5 feet without pre-approval from the
					ALDOT Permit Office.
(2) The
					movement of the house shall be confined to the route approved on the permit,
					and in no case will exceed a distance of 50 miles.
(3) All mail boxes and other appurtenances
					that are obstacles to the move of the house shall be removed as the house
					approaches and re-erected immediately after the house passes in equal or better
					condition than prior to removal.
(4) The company, corporation, or individual
					receiving a permit to move a house is responsible for any damage to private or
					public property caused by the move. This includes but is not limited to damage
					to utilities.
(5) Houses greater
					than seventeen (17) feet in height require a route survey and utility
					notification.
(6) When highway
					signs and other traffic control devices must be removed to accommodate a house
					move, they will be removed and re-erected by ALDOT personnel located in the
					affected political subdivision at the expense of the company, corporation, or
					individual receiving the permit.
(7) The company, corporation, or individual
					receiving a permit to move a house shall contact the ALDOT District Manager
					located in the area involved to get route approval and then again a minimum of
					24 hours prior to the move. A list of District Managers can be found on the
					Permit Office website:
					http://www.dot.state.al.us/maweb/Oversize&OverwieghtPermOverweightPer.htm
(8) In the interest of public
					safety, permits may be issued to move houses in urban areas during hours
					prohibited by Rule
					450-3-1-.05.
					A move allowed under this rule must be coordinated with the local government
					and have a law enforcement escort.
(9) Liability insurance as specified in Rule
					450-3-1-.06.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										32-9-29.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.08 - Conditions For Permitting Movement Of Sealed Containerized (Ocean Going) Cargo Units

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(1) Sealed containerized cargo units will be
			 considered as nonvisible loads and overweight trip permits will be issued to
			 operate vehicles hauling such units on the state highway systems, including the
			 interstate highway system, subject to the following restrictions:
(a) Such containerized cargo units may not
			 weigh more than the maximum permissible weight of 100,000 pounds and must be
			 moved on the highways from port to port.
(b) A copy of the bill of lading with an
			 equipment interchange and inspection report must be submitted to the ALDOT Permit
			 Office before a permit will be issued.
(c) The operators of such units shall at all
			 times have in their possession a copy of the documents as described in (b)
			 above.
(d) All vehicles operating
			 under a sealed containerized cargo unit permit shall have a minimum of five (5)
			 full-time load bearing axles and shall no exceed twenty thousand (20,000) lbs.
			 per axle, or total gross vehicle weight of one hundred thousand (100,000)
			 lbs.
(e) All vehicles operating under
			 a sealed containerized cargo unit permit must be legal width, length, and
			 height.
(f) All vehicles permitted
			 for movement of overweight sealed containerized units are authorized twenty-four
			 (24) hours continuous movement Monday through Sunday with normal travel
			 conditions.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.10 - Property Located On The Highway Right-Of-Way

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(1) Regulations Concerning Removal, Storage,
					and Disposal of Property Placed, Lost, or Abandoned on Public Highways or
					Within Right of Way Limits Thereof and Trespass on Highway Right of Way.
(a) Any property placed, lost or abandoned on
					a public highway, or within the right of way limits thereof, may be removed by
					the Department if it is a hazard to traffic. If there is no immediate hazard to
					traffic, the property may not be removed for a reasonable period, and an effort
					may be made to identify and/or contact the owner to secure its removal. If it
					is not possible or productive to contact the owner or otherwise effect removal,
					the property may be removed by the Department.
(b) In the event the property is removed by
					the Department, it will be stored at the local District office for no more than
					sixty (60) days. The property may be claimed by the owner upon payment of the
					cost of removal. The Department shall not be responsible for any damage caused
					by removal of the property. Unclaimed property may be disposed of after sixty
					(60) days.
(c) The provisions of
					this paragraph shall not apply to part (2) of this section, below.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.11 - Protection Of And Prevention Of Trespass Upon And Injury To The Public Roads, Bridges, Highways, Facilities And Buildings Of The State Of Alabama

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In order to protect the interest of the traveling public and
						the State of Alabama in the safe use of public roads and bridges and related
						structures, facilities and buildings of the State and Department, and to
						prevent trespass and injury to State roads and bridges, structures, facilities
						and buildings:
(1) No structure shall
					be maintained, constructed or located within the right of way limits of any
					road or bridge on the Alabama State Highway system except utility structures
					authorized to be located on the right-of-way pursuant to a permit issued by the
					State of Alabama Department of Transportation.
(2) No private property shall be placed upon,
					affixed to, constructed or maintained upon any publicly owned right of way,
					bridge or the approaches thereto on the Alabama State Highway system without
					prior written permission of the Alabama Department of Transportation.
(3) No person other than a duly authorized
					law enforcement officer shall enter any Alabama Department of Transportation
					building with a firearm as defined in Section
					13A-8-1(4),
Code of Ala. 1975
, without the written permission of
					the Director. Nothing in this regulation is intended to violate an individual's
					rights under the Firearm Owners Protection Act,
					18
					U.S.C. §921, et. seq.
Rule .11 was previously .08 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.12 - Vehicles Which Must Comply With The Stopping Requirements At Rail/Highway Grade Crossings And Drawbridges

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The Department of Transportation adopts and incorporates by
						reference Alabama Department of Public Safety Administrative Code Rule
						760-X-1-01 regarding motor vehicles that are required to stop at rail/highway
						crossings and drawbridges. A copy of this rule may be obtained by contacting
						the Department's Legal Division or the Department of Public
						Safety.
Rule .12 was previously .09 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							32-5A-151.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.13 - Prima Facie Speed Limit Within Safety Rest Areas. (Repealed)

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Rule .13 was previously .10 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							32-5A-172.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.14 - Minimum Speed Limit On Interstate And Controlled Access Highways Within The State Of Alabama. (Repealed)

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Rule .14 was previously .11 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										23-1-59,
							32-5A-174.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.15 - Certain Traffic And Vehicles Prohibited From Use Of Controlled Access Highways In The State Of Alabama (Repealed)

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Rule .15 was previously .12 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.16 - Speed Limit Upon State Highways Abutting School Property And Other Locations On The State Highways Which Have Been Designated School Zones Or School Crossings. (Repealed)

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Rule .16 was previously .13 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Authors:
Bobby Kemp, Jerry Shoemaker
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.17 - Manual Of Laws, Rules And Regulations Relating To Operation And Licensing Of Junkyards

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This manual governing the operation and licensing of junkyards,
						dated August 1, 1969, is hereby adopted by reference as a rule of the State of
						Alabama Highway Department. Copies of this manual and any amendments thereto
						can be obtained from the Secretary of the Highway Department at a reasonable
						cost.
Rule .17 was previously .14 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
,
							23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.18 - Manual Of Maintenance Permits. (Repealed)

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Rule .18 was previously .15 it was renumbered as per
							certification filed December 4, 2015; effective January 18,
							2016.
Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-3-1 - MAINTENANCE › Section 450-3-1-.20 - Conditions For Permitting Movement Of Construction Equipment Within Construction Project Work Zones

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(1) Construction
			 Equipment moved within a Construction Project Work Zone is eligible for the
			 issuance of an annual permit under
Code of Ala. 1975
,
			 §
								32-9-29(b)(1) subject to the rules, conditions, and fees set out in this
			 Section.
(a) An annual permit issued under
			 this Section shall be valid exclusively for movement of Construction Equipment
			 within the Construction Project Travel Limits.
(b) ALDOT will review all requests for
			 permits under this Section and will issue permits in compliance with applicable
			 Alabama law and the rules of this Section.
(c) Each piece of Construction Equipment:
1. must have a separate permit.
2. that qualifies for a permit under this
			 section will be issued Construction Project Travel Limits by ALDOT.
3. permitted under this section shall be
			 otherwise statutorily eligible for an annual-permit.
(d) An annual permit issued under this
			 section is valid for the shorter duration of (i) twelve (12) months from the
			 date of issuance of the permit or (ii) the amount of time prior to the
			 Construction Project Completion. In no event is the permit valid for a duration
			 greater than twelve months nor can the permit exceed the Construction Project
			 Completion. Should the Construction Project Completion be longer than twelve
			 months, a Contractor may apply to renew the permit subject to the rules of this
			 Chapter.
(e) Construction Equipment
			 permitted for movement within Construction Project Travel Limits is authorized
			 for twenty-four (24) hour continuous movement Monday through Sunday with normal
			 travel conditions.
(f) If advance
			 Routing Authorization is required by this Section, the duration of the relevant
			 trip is defined by the length of time set out in paragraph (d) above. The
			 Routing Authorization is the Construction Project Travel Limits as determined
			 at the time of the issuance of the permit by ALDOT.
(g) Annual Permits authorized under this
			 section must be obtained prior to the Pre-Construction Conference and must be
			 made available for inspection at the Pre-Construction Conference between the
			 Contractor, ALDOT, and other interested parties. In the event that other
			 contractors or sub-contractors become involved in the relevant Construction
			 Project after the Pre-Construction Conference, requests for additional permits
			 under this section will be reviewed and processed by ALDOT subject to these
			 rules and statutory limitations under applicable Alabama law.
(h) Each contractor or sub-contractor
			 requiring movement of oversize/overweight loads for the Construction Project
			 must purchase and hold individual permits for each piece of Construction
			 Equipment. A copy of the permit must be kept in each piece of Construction
			 Equipment and be presented upon request.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-4-1 - CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS › Section 450-4-1-.01 - Disqualification Of Contractors And Subcontractors From Performing Prime Or Subcontract Work For A Prime Contract. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-5-1 - TRAFFIC › Section 450-5-1-.01 - Manual Of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-6-1 - SECONDARY ROADS › Section 450-6-1-.01 - State Of Alabama Highway Department Secondary Road Plan Agreement. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.01 - Manual On Appraisal Of Right-Of-Way Acquisitions. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.02 - Outdoor Advertising Sign Manual. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.03 - Manual On Relocation Assistance. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.04 - Manual On Property Management Program. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.05 - Publication Of Guidelines For Multiple Use And Joint Development Of Highway Right-Of-Way. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-7-1 - RIGHT-OF-WAY › Section 450-7-1-.06 - Manual For The Environmental Action Plan For The State Of Alabama Highway Department. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §
										23-1-59.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-8-1 - PRIVATE TOLL FACILITIES › Section 450-8-1-.01 - Private Toll Facilities. Repealed

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Author:
Jim R. Ippolito, Jr., Chief
							Counsel
Statutory Authority:
Alabama Act No.
							2000-216.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-1 - ORGANIZATION › Section 450-9-1-.01 - Organization

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Creation. The Alabama Department of Aeronautics was initially
						established in 1935 as the Alabama Aviation Commission by Act 492 of the 1935
						Legislature. In 1945 the Commission was enlarged and changed to the Alabama
						Department of Aeronautics by Act 402 of the 1945 Legislature. By authority of
						the Alabama Aeronautics Department Act of 1945 the Department has general
						supervision over all phases of aeronautics within the state, and is authorized
						to approve sites for airports and restricted landing areas and to license
						airports, restricted landing areas and other air navigation facilities in
						accordance with rules and regulations of the Commission, and to renew such
						license annually. All rules and regulations prescribed by the Commission under
						the authority of this Act shall be kept in conformity as nearly as may be, with
						the then current federal legislation governing aeronautics and the regulations
						duly promulgated thereunder, and with such rules and standards as may be issued
						from time to time pursuant thereto. No rule or regulation of the Commission
						shall apply to aeronautical facilities owned or operated by the federal
						government. To carry out the provisions of this Act, the Commission, any
						member, director, officer or employee thereof and any state or municipal
						officers charged with the duty of enforcing this Act may inspect and examine at
						reasonable hours any premises and the buildings and other structures thereon,
						where airports, restricted landing areas, air schools, flying clubs or the air
						navigation facilities exist or where aeronautical activities are operated or
						carried on. Sovereignty of space above the lands and waters of this state is
						declared to be vested in the state to the exclusion of any and all governments
						whatsoever. It is declared that the use of such space for the operation of
						aircraft in the transportation of persons and of property is affected with the
						public interest and that such use should be effectively regulated in all its
						phases relating to the public interests.
Author
:
Statutory Authority
:
Code of Ala.
						1975
, §§
								4-2-1,
et
						seq
.
History
: Filed October 1, 1982.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-1 - ORGANIZATION › Section 450-9-1-.02 - Request For Information

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Available information will be mailed upon request to the
						Alabama Department of Aeronautics, 555 So. Perry Street, Suite 308, Montgomery,
						Alabama 36104, Tel: (205) 242-4480.
Author
:
Statutory Authority
:
Code of Ala.
						1975
, §§
								4-2-1,
et
						seq
.
History
: Filed October 1, 1982.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-1 - ORGANIZATION › Section 450-9-1-.03 - Records

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All records are open to the public, and may be viewed between
						normal working hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										4-2-1,
et
							seq
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-3 - AIRPORTS › Section 450-9-3-.01 - Purpose Of Chapter

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish the procedures and
						minimum safety standards that shall govern the inspection, licensing and
						closure of airports by the Alabama Department of Aeronautics.
Author:
ADA
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										4-2-33,
							4-2-37.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-3 - AIRPORTS › Section 450-9-3-.03 - Standard Specifications For Construction Of State Funded Projects

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For the purposes of this chapter the Alabama Department of
						Transportation's Standard Specifications for Highway Construction is adopted in
						its entirety. Copies of this publication may be obtained from the office of the
						Proposals Engineer, State of Alabama Department of Transportation, 1409
						Coliseum Boulevard, Montgomery, Alabama 36130 at a cost of $11.00 per
						copy.
Author:
ADA
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										4-2-33,
							4-2-37.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-3 - AIRPORTS › Section 450-9-3-.04 - Design Standards For Airport Construction

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For the purposes of this chapter the most recent version of the
						Federal Aviation Administration's Advisory Circular 150/5300-13, Airport
						Design, is adopted in its entirety. Copies of this publication are available
						from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,
						Washington, D.C. 20402.
Author:
ADA
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										4-2-33,
							4-2-37.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 450 - ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 450-9-3 - AIRPORTS › Section 450-9-3-.05 - Federal Aviation Regulations Part 77 Adopted By Reference

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For the purposes of this chapter the most recent version of the
						Federal Aviation Regulation, Part 77 Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace, is
						adopted in its entirety. Copies of this publication are available from the
						Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
						20402.
Author:
ADA
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
							1975
, §§
										4-2-33,
							4-2-37.