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Wisconsin Oversize Permits: Complete Guide

Wisconsin Oversize Permits: Stay Compliant and On Time

Transporting heavy or wide loads through Wisconsin? Whether you're hauling agricultural equipment or construction machinery, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) requires a special permit. This guide from OSOWPermits.com outlines everything you need to know to move legally and efficiently. Many carriers also secure trip and fuel permits for interstate moves to stay fully compliant. Want a hassle-free experience? Request a quote from OSOWPermits.com for expert assistance.

Legal Dimensions

Width
8.5 feet
Height
13.5 feet
Length
53' (single) / 75' (combo)

Weight Limits

Gross
80,000 lb (bridge formula applies)
Per Axle Notes
Seasonal/posted road limits may apply

Example Scenario

Cheese production or dairy machinery may exceed load sizes during factory expansions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get an annual oversize permit?

Yes. Annual permits are available for certain combinations and routes. OSOWPermits can assist with eligibility.

What is considered a superload in Wisconsin?

Generally, a load over 16 feet wide, 15 feet high, or exceeding 150,000 pounds may require a superload permit.

Do I need a permit for farm equipment?

Yes, if the equipment exceeds legal limits. Agricultural exemptions may apply in some cases.

Conclusion

Whether you’re crossing the state or making a local delivery, Wisconsin oversize permits are crucial for compliance and safety. Let OSOWPermits.com take care of the paperwork so you can focus on getting the job done. 🚛 Get Your Wisconsin Oversize Permit Now Request a quote from OSOWPermits.com and let our experts handle it quickly and accurately.
🚛 Get Your Wisconsin Oversize Permit Now Request a quote from OSOWPermits and let our experts handle it quickly and accurately.