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Oregon
Speed Limits
Truck speed limits in Oregon: Highway 65 mph, Rural 65 mph, Urban 55 mph. Trucks limited to 65 on interstates (passenger vehicles 70); 55 in most other areas. Left lane: Trucks restricted from left lane on designated highways.
Winter & Chain Laws
Strict chain law; minimum $880 fine for non-compliance; 6 chains required for commercial vehicles when conditions posted; ODOT enforces through checkpoints Construction: Construction season April-November; mountain pass construction can cause significant delays.
Restricted Routes
Mountain passes require chain capability; some urban restricted routes in Portland metro; standard oversize/overweight permits with strict requirements
Hours of Service & ELD
Aggressive enforcement; ODOT Motor Carrier Transportation Division very active ELD: Full federal ELD mandate compliance required.
Inspections & Enforcement
High; ODOT conducts extensive roadside inspections and safety audits; strict permit requirements Drug testing: Federal DOT drug testing requirements apply.
Parking Availability
Limited; 74 spots per 100K truck miles; Portland metro especially constrained
Official Source
For the most current trucking regulations in Oregon, visit the official enforcement page at https://www.oregon.gov/odot/mct/.
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Trucking regulations change frequently. Always verify current rules with the official state DOT or highway patrol before operating. This guide is for informational purposes only. Data reflects regulations as of early 2026.