Connecticut Oversize Permit: Hauler’s Guide
How to Get an Oversize Permit in Connecticut: A Hauler’s Step-by-Step Guide
Hauling oversize freight through Connecticut requires careful attention to regulations and roadway conditions. From narrow corridors to strict time restrictions, the Nutmeg State doesn’t make it easy — but with the right information and a valid Connecticut oversize permit, you’ll stay compliant and avoid costly delays. Many carriers also secure trip and fuel permits for interstate moves to stay fully compliant.
Legal Dimensions
- Width
- 8.5 feet
- Height
- 13.5 feet
- Length
- 75 feet
Weight Limits
- Gross
- 80,000 lbs
- Per Axle Notes
- Varies by axle configuration and bridge spacing
Example Scenario
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I move an oversize load on weekends in Connecticut?
Weekend travel is typically not allowed for oversize loads unless specifically permitted in writing.
Does Connecticut offer annual permits?
Yes. Annual permits are available for certain load types and must follow pre-approved routes.
Are there restricted travel hours in Connecticut?
Yes. Many urban zones restrict oversize movement during morning and evening rush hours. Your permit will detail the allowable timeframes.