What is the maximum height permitted by State Law for a vehicle including its load?

In Texas, the maximum height permitted for a vehicle, including its load, is indeed 14 feet. This regulation ensures that vehicles can safely travel on roads and under bridges without causing damage or accidents. The height limit is crucial for maintaining safe infrastructure and minimizing the risk of collisions with overhead obstacles. Loads exceeding this height requirement may need special permits or routes to accommodate the extra height, ensuring compliance with state laws and enhancing overall safety on the roads.