Oregon Oversize Permits: Complete Guide
Oregon Oversize Permits: Everything Truckers Need to Know
From the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest to busy I-5 freight corridors, Oregon poses unique challenges for hauling oversize and overweight loads. The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) enforces specific permit requirements for commercial carriers moving loads that exceed legal dimensions. This guide breaks down everything you need to know and how OSOWPermits.com makes permitting easy. It’s wise to confirm whether trip and fuel permits are needed for your specific journey. Avoid errors and get fast approval by letting OSOWPermits.com manage the paperwork for you.
Legal Dimensions
- Width
- 8.5 feet
- Height
- 14'0"
- Length
- 53' (single) / varies (combo)
Weight Limits
- Gross
- 80,000 lb (bridge formula applies) – permits up to ~105,500 lb
- Per Axle Notes
- ODOT weight tables and axle-group limits apply
Example Scenario
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Oregon issue single-trip permits?
Yes, for non-repetitive trips that exceed legal limits.
Are there route-specific restrictions?
Yes. Mountain routes and bridges may require route analysis and detours.
How fast can I get a permit?
Most permits are issued within 24 hours. For faster service, use OSOWPermits.com.