Moving oversized subsea equipment out of Port Fourchon meant dealing with the realities of South Louisiana infrastructure. The region is known for low bridge clearances, overhead utility lines, and narrow two-lane roads that leave little margin for error. With a tall, heavy module on the trailer, even small clearance issues could stop the move or force costly rerouting. In addition, the load had to transition from port facilities onto public roadways not designed for oversized offshore equipment. That required careful planning to avoid clearance conflicts while keeping the equipment stable and protected throughout the move.