Can I haul more than one trailer at a time in Kansas? Archives

Are double and triple trailers legal in Kansas?

Yes.Doubles may be pulled anywhere, so long as the trailers are not over 28 ½ feet in length each, except on the Kansas Turnpike, where double 53-foot trailers are legal.Triple trailers are only allowed on the Kansas Turnpike with a special vehicle combination (SVC) annual permit (KAR 36-1-28). Turnpike access routes include all routes between

Are double and triple trailers legal in Kansas?High Touch2022-05-26T10:15:29-05:00

Can I pull a boat behind my RV (multiple trailers) with my truck?

Yes.The first trailer must be equipped with an anti-sway mechanism (unless its a fifth wheel trailer), and the second trailer must have service brakes acting on at least one axle of the trailer. Every motor vehicle and every combination of vehicles shall have a service braking system which will stop such vehicle or combination within

Can I pull a boat behind my RV (multiple trailers) with my truck?High Touch2022-05-25T16:51:18-05:00

Can I pull two-bumper-pull-trailers (commonly called ball on ball) behind my truck?

Yes.There is no restriction in Kansas as to the type of trailer connections or prohibiting the pulling of two bumper pull trailers in combination.

Can I pull two-bumper-pull-trailers (commonly called ball on ball) behind my truck?High Touch2022-05-25T16:51:18-05:00

Can I haul more than one trailer at a time in Kansas?

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