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Trailers are allowed on the GSP. According to NJ law as of 2007, a maximum length of 55' is allowed. Trailers weighing over 3000lbs. will require brakes.
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Are trailers allowed on northern state parkway ny?
no
Are small trailers allowed on the Garden State Parkway?
Trailers are allowed on the GSP as long as they are not commercial vehicles. According to NJ law as of 2007, a maximum length of 55' is allowed. Trailers weighing over 3000lbs must have their own brakes.
Are trailers allowed on the taconic state parkway?
No. Trailers are illegal on all New York State parkways.
Are boat trailers allowed on the garden state parkway?
AnswerYes, but it will cost you. Instead of $1 it will cost $3 for a single axle trailer at each toll plaza.
Are moving trucks allowed on the garden state parkway?
Yes from the southern tip up to exit 105. No truck are allowed on the Garden State Parkway North of exit 105.
Are Cargo Vans with Commercial Plates allowed on the Garden State Parkway?
no
Are commercial vehicles and trailers allowed on garden state parkway?
Commercial trucks are not allowed to use the northern parts of the Parkway . All trucks must exit at exit 105, just past the Asbury Park Toll Plaza. From Tinton Falls to the southern end of the Parkway at Cape May, trucks are allowed, but must pay additional tolls.
When was Garden State Parkway created?
Garden State Parkway was created in 1947.
Are campers allowed on the garden state parkway?
Campers and motor homes are permitted on the entire length of the parkway. This is assuming they don't have commercial plates.
Are pickup trucks allowed to travel the Garden State Parkway?
Yes - I did it last week in my pick-up!
What is height restriction on garden state parkway south of exit 100?
Is there a height restriction on the garden state parkway
Are trailers allowed on the Hutchinson river parkway?
This is from a site called "nycroads": "All vehicles (including passenger cars) with trailers or cargo carried on the roof are not permitted on parkways in New York State."
