Oversized loads refer to vehicles or cargo that exceed standard size and weight limits set by transportation regulations. These loads often require special permits and may include items like large machinery, construction materials, or even prefabricated buildings. Due to their size, they can pose challenges on roads, including limited maneuverability and increased risk of accidents. Transporting oversized loads typically involves specific routes, often avoiding narrow roads, bridges, and tunnels. To ensure safety, these loads may be accompanied by pilot cars or escorts, which help navigate and alert other drivers. Proper planning and adherence to regulations are essential for successful transport of oversized loads.