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Title 23, United States Code

The section of U.S. federal law that primarily deals with highways, roads, and bridges, including their funding, construction, and regulation.

Secretary of Transportation

The head of the U.S. Department of Transportation, responsible for implementing federal transportation policies and programs.

Waive

To officially give up a right, rule, or requirement. In this context, it means the Secretary of Transportation would be required to not enforce federal weight limits for certain vehicles.

Vehicle weight limitation

Federal rules that set the maximum allowable weight for commercial vehicles, including their cargo, to protect road infrastructure and ensure safety.

Logging vehicle

A commercial truck specifically used for transporting raw or unfinished timber products, such as logs, pulpwood, or wood chips, from forests to processing or storage facilities.

Interstate System

The national network of high-speed, controlled-access freeways in the United States, designed for efficient long-distance travel and commerce.

Air miles

A measurement of distance in a straight line between two points, disregarding roads or terrain, often used for travel by air.