We found two helpful resources about length limits for vehicles in the State of Texas. The first was this article: Trailer Towing Rules in Texas
Here is a portion from that article:
Restrictions
No more than three vehicles can be towed behind one tow vehicle using the “saddle-mount” method, whereby the front wheels are mounted on another vehicle’s bed, leaving its rear wheels on the ground (Section 545.409). It is typically illegal to allow a child younger than 18 to ride in a flat-bed trailer; one example of an exemption is if riding in a parade. It is also generally illegal for a truck or tractor to pull a trailer with passengers; though, if the trailer is designed for human habitation, this action is allowed.
The next resource is from the State of Texas website titled “Length Limits For Vehicles & Vehicle Combinations.” It comes from the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (Nov 2019). You may find that PDF here:
https://www.txdmv.gov/sites/default/files/body-files/DMV-length_brochure.pdf
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