01
Consumer
Lifted & wide-tire trucks
A planned flat-floor experience for modified pickups that conventional tracks often turn away.
Oversized vehicle access
Too tall. Too wide. Too commercial. Welcome to the design brief.
Big Bay Wash is being developed for vehicle configurations conventional automatic washes frequently cannot accommodate.
Planned service categories
Built around envelopes, not assumptions.
Final eligibility will be confirmed only after equipment selection, engineering, commissioning, and operating validation.
02
Consumer + Fleet
Duallys & work trucks
Purpose-built access for wider rear axles, commercial configurations, and working vehicles.
03
Fleet
High-roof vans
Sprinter-, Transit-, and ProMaster-style vans serving trades, delivery, and mobile operations.
04
Fleet
Box & straight trucks
Planned service for local delivery, rental, moving, food, linen, and equipment fleets.
05
Specialty
RVs & shuttle buses
High-clearance service designed around motorhomes, camper vans, and approved passenger vehicles.
06
Heavy Commercial
Tractors & trailers
A proposed heavy-vehicle lane for approved tractors, trailers, and combination vehicles.
Acceptance is a safety system
“Oversized welcome” does not mean “anything goes.”
The public promise is access for more vehicle types—not unlimited liability. A final vehicle profile will evaluate physical fit, attachments, condition, residue, loads, and the service package.
Dimensions
Height, width, length, ground clearance, tire width, and axle configuration.
Attachments
Racks, lights, mirrors, antennas, awnings, spoilers, and external accessories.
Condition
Loose parts, leaks, open beds, unsecured loads, and existing damage.
Residue
Mud, gravel, concrete, asphalt, chemicals, food, livestock, or unknown substances.
Routing
Turning radius, trailer articulation, lane assignment, and guided positioning.
Designed to evaluate
Likely core categories
- Lifted and wide-tire pickups
- Dually and branded work trucks
- High-roof vans and camper vans
- Box trucks, straight trucks, RVs, and shuttles
- Approved tractors and trailers
Potential restriction
Examples requiring review
- Unsecured loads or debris
- Active fluid leaks
- Loose or fragile exterior accessories
- Excessive mud or unknown residue
- Vehicles outside commissioned limits
Vehicle demand signal
Help define the opening envelope.
Registering does not guarantee eligibility, but it gives the team real vehicle data to consider during final equipment and operating design.