SCOTT COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI — A Mississippi man is facing multiple charges after attempting to move a manufactured home on a public highway without the required license, no commercial driver’s license, and no insurance — ending with the home getting stuck and damaged so severely it had to be demolished before it could be removed from the road.
Stephen Goodlow was cited on August 27 after moving the manufactured home in Scott County without the required mover’s license. The home became stuck on the roadway and sustained significant damage during the incident. It ultimately had to be demolished before crews could clear it.
The Mississippi Office of the State Fire Marshal cited Goodlow for illegally moving a manufactured home. He is scheduled to appear in Scott County Justice Court in October. The Mississippi Highway Patrol additionally cited him at the scene for operating without a CDL and operating without insurance.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office used the incident to remind residents that manufactured homes must be transported by properly licensed movers in compliance with all applicable permitting, licensing, insurance, and highway safety requirements.
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