Utah Oversize Permits: Complete Guide
Utah Oversize Permits: A Complete Guide for Truckers
Moving oversize loads through Utah means navigating scenic routes, mountainous regions, and strict regulations. Whether you're hauling heavy equipment into Salt Lake City or transporting large materials across I-15, this guide from OSOWPermits.com breaks down everything you need to stay compliant with Utah DOT (UDOT) requirements. It’s wise to confirm whether trip and fuel permits are needed for your specific journey.
Legal Dimensions
- Width
- 8.5 feet
- Height
- 14'0"
- Length
- 65' (single) / 81' (combo)
Weight Limits
- Gross
- 80,000 lb (bridge formula applies)
- Per Axle Notes
- Triples/longer combos allowed on designated routes
Example Scenario
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a superload in Utah?
Loads over 16 feet wide, 17 feet high, or 125,000 pounds typically require superload review and routing.
Can I get a multi-trip permit?
Yes, Utah offers annual or monthly permits for repeated moves within allowed dimensions.
Are there seasonal travel restrictions in Utah?
Yes. Winter weather can limit travel in mountain passes, especially during snowstorms or chain control advisories.