Your Trusted Partner for Oversize & Over Weight Load Permits

An oversize and overweight load permit is required for vehicles or loads that exceed the size and weight limits set by federal, state, or local regulations. This applies to loads such as construction equipment, modular homes, and other large items that are wider, taller, longer, or heavier than what is legally allowed on the road without a permit.

You can request a permit through our Permit Portal. Simply provide your load details, route, and any required information, and our team will handle the paperwork and submission process. We’ll also keep you updated throughout the approval process to ensure you’re ready to hit the road.

The time it takes to process a permit depends on the state and type of permit required. Some permits can be processed in a matter of hours, while others, like superload permits, may take several days or longer due to route surveys and additional approvals. Our team works diligently to expedite the process and keep you informed.

We provide oversize and overweight load permit services for all 50 states, including any specific regulations required by individual cities or counties. No matter where your load needs to go in the U.S., we have you covered.

In addition to oversize and overweight load permits, we offer:

– Trip & Fuel Permits: Temporary trip (IRP) and fuel (IFTA) permits to keep you compliant.

– Pilot Car Coordination: Certified pilot cars and escort vehicle drivers to ensure safety and compliance.

– Route Surveys & Logistics Consulting: Expert support to plan efficient, legal routes and minimize transportation risks.

– Safety Equipment Sales: Purchase essential items like oversize load signs, flags, and lights directly from our partnership company (Reborn Corp).

We serve a wide range of industries, including but not limited to:

Construction: Moving heavy machinery and building materials.

Modular Homes: Transporting prefabricated structures.

Aerospace: Shipping oversized equipment or parts.

Military: Facilitating transport of military vehicles and gear.

Green Energy: Supporting renewable energy projects with turbine and solar panel logistics.

Public Utilities: Assisting with infrastructure and utility-related loads.

Agriculture: Handling the transportation of farming equipment, machinery, and bulk agricultural products.