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Oregon RV length limits
Oregon's limits for motorhomes, trailers, triple towing and height, quoted from its own law. Enter your rig to check it.
The law in Oregon
Motorhome: 45 ft
"(16)(a) A recreational vehicle may exceed the maximum length established under ORS 818.080 if the vehicle is not more than 45 feet long."
Trailer: 40 ft
"Vehicle in combination of vehicles................................ 40"
Overall combination: 60 ft (65 ft on the highways its law names)
"Combination of vehicles, including load........................... 60"
Triple towing: Not allowed
"A person commits the offense of exceeding the maximum number of vehicles in combination if the person does any of the following: (a) Drives or moves on a highway any combination of vehicles that consists of more than two vehicles."
Height: 14 ft
"(2) Height, including load..................................... Any vehicle.............................. 14"
Width: 102 in (8 ft 6 in)
"(1) Total outside width................................... Any vehicle.............................. 8½"
ORS 818.080, 818.100 and 818.110, Chapter 818 Vehicle Limits, Oregon Revised Statutes, checked November 2026.
Truck and trailer or fifth wheel in Oregon. Yes. Your truck and trailer is within Oregon's length limits.
Truck and trailer or fifth wheel · Oregon
Within the limitsYes. Your truck and trailer is within Oregon's length limits.
Add your height to check it against Oregon's 14 ft limit.
Trailer length
WithinYours 32 ft · limit 40 ft"Vehicle in combination of vehicles................................ 40"
Overall length
WithinYours 52 ft · limit 60 ft, 65 ft on named highways"Combination of vehicles, including load........................... 60"
"(b) A combination that includes a recreational vehicle that is not more than 45 feet long, when operating on Group 1 or Group 2 highways as designated by the Department of Transportation, may exceed the maximum length for vehicles in a combination established under ORS 818.080 if the combination is not more than 65 feet long."
Width: 102 in (8 ft 6 in)
"(1) Total outside width................................... Any vehicle.............................. 8½"
"(8) Rearview mirrors may exceed the maximum allowable width described in Table I of ORS 818.080."
"(15) A recreational vehicle may exceed the maximum width established under ORS 818.080 if the excess width is attributable to an appurtenance that does not extend beyond the body of the vehicle by more than four inches, or if a passenger-side awning, by more than six inches."
More from Oregon's law
"Length................................. Any vehicle operating singly........................ 40"
"(13) The rear overhang of a combination of vehicles described in this subsection may extend more than one-third but not more than one-half the length of the wheelbase of the combination of vehicles. This subsection is applicable to any combination of vehicles consisting of a motor vehicle towing any of the following: (a) A travel trailer."
Source: ORS 818.080, 818.100 and 818.110, Chapter 818 Vehicle Limits, Oregon Revised Statutes, checked November 2026.
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A guide to each state's published law, not legal advice. Lengths are measured as each state's law says (bumpers and hitches count in most); posted signs, local roads and permits can differ. The linked law is the authority.
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Where to stay in Oregon
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