§47-14-103C.

§47-14-103C.
   
   A. The Commissioner of Public Safety shall upon proper application
   issue a special permit to any person allowing the movement on state
   and federal highways of a structure in the form of a house or
   building, including but not limited to industrialized housing as
   defined in Section 14-103A of this title, not exceeding thirty-two
   (32) feet in width at the base, and thirty-four (34) feet in width at
   the top and twenty-one (21) feet in height. Such permit shall specify
   the highways to be used, and a maximum traveling distance of fifty
   (50) miles on such highways shall be permitted when consistent with
   public convenience and safety, as determined by the Commissioner of
   Public Safety. In addition to the prohibitions on movement as
   prescribed in Section 14-101 et seq. of this title, such structures
   shall not be moved on Saturday or Sunday.
   
   B. The Commissioner of Public Safety is hereby authorized to make
   exceptions to the requirements herein when, in the Commissioner's
   discretion such exceptions would be warranted. The Commissioner may
   issue, upon proper application, a special permit allowing the movement
   of a combination of a motor vehicle, industrialized housing or other
   industrialized structure, frame or frames thereof not exceeding
   twenty-six (26) feet in width at the bottom and thirty (30) feet in
   width at the top on state or federal highways. The permit shall
   specify the highways to be used and shall be permitted when consistent
   with public convenience and safety, as determined by the Commissioner
   of Public Safety. If any such combinations have a width in excess of
   sixteen (16) feet, the towing vehicle shall be a tandem-axle vehicle
   of no less than two hundred twenty (220) horsepower.
   
   C. If the structure is eighteen (18) feet or less in width at the base
   or the top, the maximum traveling distance shall not apply and such
   permit shall specify the highways to be used and said movement shall
   be permitted when consistent with public convenience and safety, as
   determined by the Commissioner of Public Safety.
   
   D. For the purposes of this section, "industrialized housing" means
   any structure, or component thereof, designed primarily for
   residential occupancy which is wholly or in substantial part made,
   fabricated, formed, or assembled in manufacturing facilities for
   installation, or assembly and installation, on the building site.