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Heavy haul into the data center buildout

Every gigawatt of data center takes roughly 100,000 truckloads, and the transformers, generators, switchgear and chillers among them are oversize in every state they cross. These pages cover the rules and a priced example for each major corridor.

Updated September 2026

Northern Virginia (Data Center Alley) →

Loudoun and Prince William counties, Virginia. Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.

Dallas-Fort Worth →

Dallas, Fort Worth, Garland, Red Oak and the I-35 corridor, Texas. Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana.

Phoenix and the West Valley →

Phoenix, Goodyear, Mesa and Chandler, Arizona. Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas.

Atlanta →

Atlanta, Douglasville, Lithia Springs and Fayette County, Georgia. Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama.

Central Ohio →

Columbus, New Albany and Licking County, Ohio. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia.

Chicago →

Elk Grove Village, Aurora, Northlake and DeKalb, Illinois. Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa.

Hillsboro and Portland →

Hillsboro, Prineville and The Dalles, Oregon. Oregon, Washington, Idaho.

Louisiana and Mississippi →

Richland Parish, Louisiana and Madison County, Mississippi. Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas.