Montana Owners Club - Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Forum - View Single Post - How do you avoid low clearance Overpasses

stiles watson · 12-18-2007, 06:10 PM

Go to Flying J and purchase a Motor Carriers' Road Atlas. The price on the atlas is not what you will have to pay. It is deeply discounted. In the atlas, by state there is a listing of every low bridge in the state. Within the state, the info is listed by route in numerical order.

When you determine your route, you can look up that route in the low clearance guide section and then you will know. The atlas is a very good atlas used by many truckers and RVers.

I bought the laminated version for about $30.00. The list was nearly $80. The paper version is about $10 with the list being about $20. We use it with a grease pencil to mark our route. The maps also have exits numbered and marked. I learned about it right here on the MOC.

I am sure someone will come along and tell you about a website that has the info, but there is so much more to the atlas than just this info. You can print out a bunch of sheets or have it in a book form.

12-18-2007, 06:10 PM	#4
stiles watson Montana Master Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Leona Posts: 6,382 M.O.C. #2059	Go to Flying J and purchase a Motor Carriers' Road Atlas. The price on the atlas is not what you will have to pay. It is deeply discounted. In the atlas, by state there is a listing of every low bridge in the state. Within the state, the info is listed by route in numerical order. When you determine your route, you can look up that route in the low clearance guide section and then you will know. The atlas is a very good atlas used by many truckers and RVers. I bought the laminated version for about $30.00. The list was nearly $80. The paper version is about $10 with the list being about $20. We use it with a grease pencil to mark our route. The maps also have exits numbered and marked. I learned about it right here on the MOC. I am sure someone will come along and tell you about a website that has the info, but there is so much more to the atlas than just this info. You can print out a bunch of sheets or have it in a book form.