Subchapter 1 - WEIGHT
- Section 2351 - Definitions (REPEALED)
- Section 2352 - Maximum operational weight
- Section 2353 - Weight limits
- Section 2353-A - Pilot project to simplify truck weight laws (REPEALED)
- Section 2354 - Six-axle limits
- Section 2354-A - [Repealed] Pilot project to allow commercial vehicles at Canadian weight limits access to Woodland Commercial Park in Baileyville (REPEALED)
- Section 2354-B - Pilot project to allow commercial vehicles at Canadian weight limits to travel from the Canadian border at Calais to Baileyville and from the Canadian border at Van Buren to a rail yard in Van Buren (REPEALED)
- Section 2354-C - Allow certain commercial vehicles at Canadian weight limits to travel from the United States-Canada border to certain points in the State
- Section 2354-D - Allow certain commercial motor vehicles that exceed weight limits and vehicle dimension standards to operate on a designated route of travel
- Section 2354-E - [Repealed] Allow certain commercial vehicles with 7-axle configuration to travel from the United States-Canada border to certain points in the State
- Section 2355 - Interstate Highway System weight limits
- Section 2355-A - Six-axle truck weight pilot project
- Section 2355-B - Exemption for weight, axle and configuration limits on interstate system
- Section 2356 - Operation of a vehicle exceeding registered weight
- Section 2357 - Weight tolerance for certain vehicles
- Section 2358 - Weighing of vehicles
- Section 2359 - Prima facie evidence
- Section 2360 - Excess vehicle weight
- Section 2360-A - Exception to axle fines during the midwinter season
- Section 2361 - Aggravated excessive vehicle weight violations (REPEALED)
- Section 2361-A - Aggravated gross weight violations
- Section 2362 - Repeat offender (REPEALED)
- Section 2363 - Refusal to permit weighing
- Section 2364 - Six-axle single unit truck
- Section 2365 - Four-axle single unit truck in combination with 2-axle trailer