Pennsylvania’s special-hauling conditions name Fort Pitt, Squirrel Hill and Liberty Tunnels in a specific movement-time provision. If the proposed home route involves one of them, have the hauler verify route eligibility and applicable timing before you commit to a delivery appointment.
Three named tunnels
Fort Pitt, Squirrel Hill and Liberty Tunnels have a specific movement-time provision in the state conditions.
Timing does not establish fit
A time provision and permit do not guarantee clearance or a structure's sufficiency for the home load.
Ask whether a named tunnel is actually on the route
The Pennsylvania special-hauling conditions distinguish these tunnels from the broader urbanized-area travel periods. The point is to check the proposed movement, not to assume every Pittsburgh haul uses a tunnel. Share the exact origin and destination entrances so the transporter can assess the actual route.
A time provision is not confirmation that the home fits or that a tunnel is approved for that load. The same conditions explain that a permit does not guarantee a structure’s sufficiency. Leave clearance, equipment and route assessment to the responsible hauler and permitting authority.
Discuss a Pittsburgh home-hauling route
Share both locations and home dimensions, then ask how the proposed route affects the transport schedule.
Coordinate the receiving appointment after the route check
The Pennsylvania mobile-home hauling rules expressly include mobile homes in the special-hauling framework. Ask the transporter how the permitted route affects the proposed arrival and what needs to be resolved before it can confirm timing. Tell the receiving party about that dependency rather than promising an arrival based on ordinary driving time.
Provide the home’s section count and transport dimensions with both locations. Clarify which movement permissions the hauling arrangement covers, including any local-road portion. Road permission does not establish destination placement approval or include installation, utilities or site preparation. Keep those receiving arrangements separate and coordinate their timing with the agreed transport plan.