Oversized loads start Jan. 29 from Boardman to Idaho border

Hermiston, ORLocal News

Omega Morgan is set to start transporting oversized loads from Boardman to the Oregon-Idaho border on January 29, 2025. This operation will take place primarily at night to enhance public safety and alleviate traffic disruptions along major routes. The transportation will utilize key highways, including Highway 395, Highway 26, and Highway 201, ensuring a well-planned approach to logistics. The company projects that the superload movements will span approximately three months, indicating a considerable commitment to regional transport infrastructure. By conducting these operations at night, Omega Morgan aims to mitigate the impact on local traffic, which is crucial for residents and commuters.

This initiative not only highlights the logistics capabilities of Omega Morgan but also reflects the importance of safe and efficient transport practices in the area. As such, the project may have significant implications for local businesses and the economy. The community can expect updates as the operation unfolds, emphasizing the need for awareness of changing traffic conditions.

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