Washington § 46.04.094 - Cargo extension.

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§ 46.04.094. Cargo extension.

"Cargo extension" means a device that connects to the left and right side of a motor home or travel trailer frame and (1) becomes part of the frame, (2) does not pivot on a hitch, and (3) has an axle with two wheels, acting as a tag axle, to safely carry the weight of the cargo.
[ 2016 c 22 s 3.]

Notes

Intent—2016 c 22: "It is the intent of the legislature to ensure that a cargo-carrying extension on the rear of a motor home or travel trailer must safely carry the weight of the cargo by requiring, if necessary, that the unit have an axle and two wheels, acting as a tag axle, to accommodate the weight and size of the cargo." [ 2016 c 22 s 1.]
Effective date—2016 c 22: "This act takes effect July 1, 2016." [ 2016 c 22 s 8.]

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