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Oversize
Across the U.S.
Across the U.S.
Expert routing and paperwork for indivisible
loads—bridges, utilities, and detours covered.
loads—bridges, utilities, and detours covered.
Oversize Permits
If you need to transport oversize load, it may involve various bureaucratic challenges. One of the main obstacles is obtaining
a special permit for transportation.
Our company has been handling such cases for a long time
and can provide a full range of services for preparing
and obtaining all necessary permits.
Permits for Oversized Cargo
13
ft
6
in
vehicle is over
8
ft
6
in
width exceeds
73
ft
total length more than
Permits specify truck brand and model, cargo
description, dimensions, and route. Our experts plan
the route in advance for your specific case.
Cost depends on reloading, delivery location, type
of vehicle, and state-specific regulations.
Contact us for an exact quote.
Permits for Oversize Hauling
Information Included in the Permit:
/01
DOT number of the transport provider
/02
Technical info about the vehicle and trailer
/03
Detailed cargo description
/04
Point of departure and arrival
/05
Date of transportation
We can assist at any stage of collecting information, especially
if this is your first time transporting oversize cargo.
Wide Cargo Permits
Cargo protrusion must be ≤ 3 ft on each side (for 12 in depth).
If load depth ≤ 12 in, protrusion must be ≤ 2 ft on each side.
Our Process
Truck Permit Services
/01
Fill out the form
/02
We plan the route with you & get the proper permits
/03
You get your permits while saving time & money
Frequent questions
If the gross weight does not exceed 80,000 lbs, but an axle or a group of axles exceeds the permissible weight, do I need permits?
Yes, you need to obtain permits if the steering axle group exceeds 12,000 pounds, the tandem axle group exceeds 34,000 pounds, or the tridem axle group exceeds 40,000 pounds (limits may vary depending on a state).
How long does it take to obtain a permit?
Each case is individual. It depends on the state regulations, workload of a specific Department of Transportation/Department of Motor vehicles/Department of Public Safety (DOT, DMV, DPS), and your dimensions. For some states, it is possible to obtain a permit within 15 minutes. However, there are states where the review process may take over 24 hours.
Can I drive at night?
Each state has its own regulations. There are states that allow night driving, and there are states that do not permit it. Our permit agent will provide guidance on this matter based on A planned route.
Can I deviate from the route specified in the permit?
No, you can not. You are only allowed to exit at the nearest truck stops and weigh stations along the road.
Can I drive on holidays or weekends?
It depends on the regulations of a state and your dimensions. Most states do not allow driving on holidays and weekends, before and after a holiday.
