Oversize/Overweight Permits
Maxline Company can help you obtain your Oversize/Overweight Permit
Temporary Oversize/Overweight Permits
Our service fee is $24.99 flat. No additional credit card or convenience fees. No additional charges for complexity or manual routing. You can order permits seven days a week.
Oversized Height Requirements
A load is considered oversized if it exceeds:
13’6” in most Eastern States
14’6” in Nebraska and Colorado
14’ in most Western States
15’ in Alaska
Over Length Requirements
If your combination length exceeds 65’, it is likely to be considered overlegal.
Oversized Width Requirements
Any load wider than 8’6” is likely to be considered overlegal in most U.S. states
Overweight Requirements
Your load is likely to be considered overlegal if it has:
Over 80,000 pounds of gross vehicle weight
Over 34,000 pounds of tandem axle weight
Maxline Permit Company can help you obtain your Oversize/Overweight Permit.
Our experienced team will help you obtain oversize and overweight permits ASAP. As well as consult you on the best route to choose, help you understand permit conditions for each state, and provide an accurate quote for all state fees before ordering thus helping you negotiate linehaul rate more efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for a Trip Permit?
All Trip Permits are valid for three days, beginning on the first day of use.
- Prior to operating a vehicle, you must complete, sign, and date the Trip Permit.
- Any change or adjustment to the data on the Trip Permit renders it void.
When do I need to obtain a Trip Permit?
When you drive from your own province/state into another municipality where you are not registered or apportioned, you must get a travel permit. Furthermore, you are required to hold a Trip Permit, more info
Who Is Required to Have a Fuel Permit?
If you're driving a large commercial vehicle and aren't registered with the IFTA, you'll most likely need a fuel permit for the states or provinces you're visiting. More info
What Exactly Is IFTA?
If your car is not IFTA-registered, you will almost certainly require a fuel permit for your trip.