Superload Permits

Moving something massive? We handle the permits, routing, engineering, escorts, and agency coordination required for Superloads—so you stay compliant and on schedule.

What’s a Superload?

A Superload exceeds even standard Oversize/Overweight (OS/OW) permit limits. Thresholds vary by state, but typically push well beyond conventional dimensions or weight and require advanced planning and multi-agency coordination.

Common Dimensions
  • Width: Often over 16 ft
  • Height: Often over 16–17 ft
  • Length: Often over 125–150 ft
Common Weight
  • Gross weight frequently over 200,000 lb
  • Per-axle & bridge formula checks apply

Why Superloads Are More Complex

Route surveys & traffic control plans (TCPs)
Pilot or police escorts
Bridge engineering or structural analysis
Utility coordination for lines/signals
Time-of-day restrictions (curfews, weekend limits)

How We Help

Plan and survey routes
Coordinate escort vehicles
Manage engineering & bridge analysis
Liaise with state agencies
Coordinate with utility companies
Organize law enforcement clearances

Superload Turnaround & Cost

  • Timeframe: typically 1–3 business days, depending on states and complexity
  • Fees: vary widely by state, route, and required services (escorts, engineering, utilities). Request a quote.

What You’ll Need to Provide

  • Vehicle details (registration, plate, axle spacings & weights)
  • Load dimensions (H × W × L) & gross weight
  • Origin, destination, and desired dates
  • Any known constraints or site requirements

Summary Table

Permit TypeDimensions / WeightTime to IssueKey Requirements
Oversize/OverweightOver 8’6” wide, 13’6” high, 80,000 lb+ (varies by state)1–5 business daysVehicle/load data, basic routing
SuperloadOften 16 ft+ wide, 125–150 ft long, 200,000 lb+ (state dependent)2–6 weeksRoute survey, escorts, bridge clearance, TCPs

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