For a Uvalde-area property, photograph culverts, bridges, cattle guards, or other crossings along the intended route. Report any known limitations and show the surrounding approach. TCT cannot establish suitability for the equipment from a distant view of the destination alone.

Coordinate access and placement with one plan

Identify who will open gates and confirm the final position. Mark the door end and keep the handling area clear. If the property has multiple possible entrances, distinguish the equipment route from a passenger-vehicle shortcut that may not suit the move.

Does a vehicle using the route daily prove it is suitable?

Ordinary traffic does not establish suitability for the proposed container transport equipment. Dimensions, weight, surface, crossings, and handling space all need review. Share the actual conditions and disclose uncertainty about any part of the route.

Uvalde: identify crossings along the private approach

For a Uvalde property reached over a private crossing, show the route continuously rather than photographing only the entrance and pad. Flag culverts, narrow bridges, low areas, and places where the truck would run close to an edge. Provide any known limitations from the property owner. TCT needs this information before accepting a route that may look simple on a map.

Can I direct the driver across a crossing on arrival?

Discuss it before dispatch. The driver should not first learn about a potential route limitation after reaching the property with the container.

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