Permits:

Please select your permit type.

When do I need a Fuel & Trip permit?

When traveling from your base state/province into another jurisdiction in which you are not registered or apportioned and typically when any one of the following criteria apply:

• The gross vehicle/combination exceeds a registered weight of 26,000 lbs.
• The vehicle (power unit only) is traveling on 3 or more axles.
• Operating a commercially licensed vehicle in Arizona, California, or Connecticut regardless of weight/axles.
• Operating a commercially licensed vehicle in Nevada in excess of 10,000 lbs.

When do I need an Oversize/Overweight permit?

If a commercial vehicle is oversize or overweight, a temporary oversize load permit (also known as a truck permit or wide load permit) is needed for it to legally travel.

In most cases a load is considered an oversize load, or an oversize/overweight load and requires a state or county oversize load permit when:

• The load’s height exceeds 13’6″
• The load’s width exceeds 8’6″
• A trailer/The load’s length exceeds 53'0′
• The load’s weight exceeds 80,000 pounds
• Overall width exceeds 8′6″
• Trailer length exceeds 48′
• Overall weight exceeds 80,000 pounds

Please note that both company and vehicle information are required to obtain a permit.

Company Info

• Company Name
• Address
• City
• State
• Zip

Vehicle Info

• Owner/Lessee
• VIN
• Operator/Driver
• Make
• Year
• License #
• Base State
• Unit #