Alabama Department of Transportation Oversize/Overweight Permit Office · ALPASS
Read an Alabama oversize permit in this order: issued status, vehicle and load, travel dates, approved road sequence, then restrictions. An ALPASS application or successful route analysis is not your issued permit. Check local-road authority separately, even when city streets appear in the route description.
Alaska DOT&PF Measurement Standards & Commercial Vehicle Compliance · Alaska State-Wide Oversize Overweight Permitting (SWOOP)
Read an Alaska oversize permit as a packet: issued SWOOP permit, approved route, movement conditions, and every referenced attachment. Check highway mileposts and seasonal restrictions before planning the day. The permit office’s general information sheet points drivers to the Administrative Permit Manual and Alaska 511.
RouteAll app view. Import your permit into RouteAll, review the extracted details and check the route before departure. Arizona Department of Transportation · ADOT ePRO
Read an Arizona oversize permit by identifying its class, approved vehicle and load, route, dates, and special conditions. Class A and Class C have different scopes. Check ADOT’s route restrictions and local-road permissions before using the permit to prepare navigation.
Arkansas Highway Police Division, Permit Section · Arkansas online oversize/overweight permitting
Read an Arkansas oversize permit by matching the vehicle and load, following the issued road sequence, and locating the rules for that movement type. Arkansas publishes separate provisions for dimension, weight, escorts, manufactured homes, houses, and specialized equipment. Do not substitute one category’s conditions for another.
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) · Caltrans Transportation Permits
Read a California transportation permit together with every accompaniment named on its face. Match the company, loaded vehicle, dates, dimensions, route, and riders. For annual permits, current weekly short-term restrictions are part of the required packet; the annual face sheet alone is insufficient.
Colorado Department of Transportation Freight Mobility & Safety Branch · Colorado Oversize Overweight Permitting and Routing (COOPR)
Read a Colorado extra-legal permit by matching the loaded vehicle, permit type, approved road sequence, and special conditions. Then check the relevant clearance, weight, and oversize restrictions. Colorado’s freight resources separate these checks because a road that works for one dimension may fail another.
Connecticut Department of Transportation Oversize/Overweight Permit Office · Connecticut CVO WebPortal / CT-Connect
Read a Connecticut oversize permit by checking the permit category, vehicle and load, approved route, movement dates, and operating conditions. An annual indivisible permit also requires a route authorization for each trip. Keep the annual document and that trip’s approval together.
Delaware Department of Transportation Hauling Permit Office · DelDOT Oversize/Overweight Permit System
Read a Delaware hauling permit by checking its status, load category, vehicle details, dates, route, and Special Provisions. For a superload, also identify the movement type and any survey or checklist documents. A requested route and a validated permit are different stages of approval.
Florida Department of Transportation State Permit Office · Permit Application System (PAS)
Read a Florida oversize permit by identifying trip or blanket authority, matching the loaded vehicle, and checking the route and conditions. Blanket permits need the relevant movement-condition and route-restriction attachments. Read a restriction for a ramp or toll plaza as carefully as one for a main highway.
Georgia Department of Public Safety Oversize Permit Unit · Georgia Permitting & Routing Optimization System (GAPROS)
Read a Georgia oversize permit by matching the transporter and load, approved roads, dates, and movement conditions. Identify the permit category before using annual or single-trip rules. Georgia’s official resources distinguish the permit route, routing log, posted bridges, and holiday schedule.
Hawaii Department of Transportation Highways Division · HDOT district oversize/overweight application process
Read a Hawaii oversize permit on both sides. On DOT 4-005, the application describes the proposed movement, while the Special Permit area records approval. Compare the route, date, time selections, loaded vehicle, General Conditions, and Special Provisions before using the document to plan travel.
Idaho Transportation Department Special Permit Office · Idaho Transportation Routing and Permitting System (ITRPS)
Read an Idaho special permit by matching the vehicle, load, permit category, route, dates, and attachments. Use the ITRPS resources for the particular movement, including route-capacity, pilot-escort, bridge, and vertical-structure information. Do not substitute an old overlegal rule PDF for the current special-permit rules.
Illinois Department of Transportation Bureau of Operations Permit Office · Illinois Transportation Automated Permit System (ITAP)
Read an Illinois oversize permit with OPER 993 Special Vehicle Movement Permit Provisions. Match the vehicle and load, follow the assigned route, and identify every condition referenced on the permit face. Check separate permission for local roads, toll roads, and toll structures before treating the path as complete.
Indiana Department of Revenue Motor Carrier Services · Indiana Oversize Overweight Permitting System
Read an Indiana oversize permit with M-204 General Provisions and, when applicable, M-204S Special Provisions. Match the loaded vehicle, final issued route, dates, and operating instructions. Pay particular attention to split trips: a gap across city or county roads needs its own jurisdiction review.
Iowa Department of Transportation Motor Carrier Services · Iowa Automated Permitting System (IAPS)
Read an Iowa oversize permit by identifying its exact type, matching the loaded vehicle, and checking road scope, route approval, dates, and General Provisions. All-systems, annual, and multi-trip permits do not grant identical road access. Use the map and approval process named for your category.
Kansas Department of Transportation Central Permitting Office · Kansas Truck Routing and Intelligent Permitting System (K-TRIPS)
Read a Kansas oversize permit from the issued document, not a Bid Route estimate. Match the vehicle and load, route description, dates, and conditions. For a superload, identify the bridge-study connection. The route used to price a job may differ from the one ultimately approved.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Motor Carriers Permit Section · Kentucky Overweight/Over-Dimensional Portal
Read a Kentucky oversize permit by matching the truck and load, approved roads, dates, and movement conditions. Separate single-trip, annual, and specialized authority. Check the route’s highway and restriction context, then confirm escorts and clearances. Kentucky expressly says permit issuance does not guarantee safe passage.
Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development · LaGeaux
Read a Louisiana oversize permit by matching the vehicle and load, then tracing its approved route and movement conditions. For annual heavy-equipment permits, check whether a separate registered route covers this move. Keep the complete authorization available before entering Louisiana or beginning the trip.
Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Motor Carrier Services · MoveME Maine overlimit permitting
Read a Maine overlimit permit by checking the named carrier, stated route, validity period, and movement conditions. Then separate Maine Department of Transportation highways from Turnpike and municipal sections. A Bureau of Motor Vehicles permit does not automatically cover every road between pickup and delivery.
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration · Maryland One
Read a Maryland hauling permit as a package: the issued authorization, approved route, applicable conditions, and any required survey. Compare those documents with current State Highway Administration restrictions. Maryland One directions need a fresh review when a closure or changed load affects the authorized movement.
Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Division · OASIS
Read a Massachusetts oversize permit by matching the issued OASIS authorization to your loaded combination, route, dates, and conditions. Check tunnel and surface-road clearances separately. MassDOT’s Truck Check tools help investigate a trip; their results do not replace the permit or another road authority’s permission.
Michigan Department of Transportation Transport Permits Unit · MiTRIP through MDOT Permit Gateway
Read a Michigan oversize permit by matching the vehicle and load, tracing the listed highways in order, and opening every applicable numbered provision. Carry the required provisions with the permit. Check county or city permissions separately from Michigan Department of Transportation trunkline authorization.
Minnesota Department of Transportation, Office of Freight and Commercial Vehicle Operations · MnDOT Oversize/Overweight Online Permitting
Read a Minnesota oversize permit with its approved route, applicable trip-log authorization, and general provisions. Compare any physical route survey with the final route. Check the loaded combination and local-road permissions separately; a MnDOT permit does not increase vehicle registration weight.
Mississippi Department of Transportation Permit & Motor Carrier Division · Express Pass
Read a Mississippi permit by identifying its exact permit category before checking the load, route, dates, and conditions. A generic Single Trip Permit is different from a Single Trip Oversize Permit. Keep every referenced condition with the issued document and verify that it covers the actual movement.
Missouri Department of Transportation Motor Carrier Services · MoDOT Carrier Express
Read a Missouri oversize permit by matching the authorized load, route, travel period, and special operating requirements. Use the current MoDOT regulations rather than an older permit handbook. Bridge lane or speed instructions and off-state-highway approvals need review alongside the route.
Montana Department of Transportation Motor Carrier Services · MT eTRIPS
Read a Montana oversize permit by identifying the eTRIPS movement authorization, matching the actual vehicle and load, and checking its route and restriction text. Keep registration or fuel documents separate. Review construction, load-speed restrictions, and county-road conditions before treating the trip as ready.
Nebraska Department of Transportation Operations Division · Nebraska Automated Truck Permit System
Read a Nebraska oversize permit by checking its exact permit type, authorized vehicle and load, roads or area, dates, and conditions. Continuous and single-trip permits describe different authority. Review county-road requirements and posted restrictions separately from the state permit.
Nevada Department of Transportation Over Dimensional Vehicle Permits Office · NDOT Over Dimensional Vehicle Permitting System
Read a Nevada Over Dimensional Vehicle permit by matching the vehicle, load, dates, route, and instructions. Check how the original permit was provided: Nevada distinguishes printed permits requiring signatures from permits designed for mobile display. Review route limitations and operating conditions before navigation.
New Hampshire Department of Transportation Permit Office · NHDOT Online Permitting
Read a New Hampshire oversize permit by checking the vehicle and load, authorized route, dates, and endorsed conditions. Read any annual permit supplemental with the matching annual permit. An inspection record or permit application is not the issued movement authorization.
New Jersey Department of Transportation · SUPERLOAD
Read a New Jersey oversize permit by identifying the issued SUPERLOAD category, matching the loaded vehicle, and tracing its approved trip and conditions. Keep ordinary truck-network maps separate from load-specific authorization. Resolve unclear local or facility access with the responsible authority before using the route.
New Mexico Department of Transportation · NM-OPS — New Mexico Operating Permit System
Read a New Mexico oversize permit with its route, required surveys, maps, restricted-structure lists, and conditions. Check every detail before moving. If the authorization is incorrect or misses part of the trip, New Mexico requires you to obtain a correct or amended permit before starting.
New York State Department of Transportation Central Permits Bureau · HOOCS — Highway Oversize Overweight Credentialing System
Read a New York Special Hauling permit by identifying its issuing authority and type, matching the load, and reviewing the route with required attachments. Check correction rules carefully: NYSDOT’s trip-permit amendment policy does not allow routes, gross or axle weights, or axle spacings to be amended.
North Carolina Department of Transportation Oversize/Overweight Permit Unit · PIMS — Permit Information Management System
Read a North Carolina oversize permit by matching the loaded vehicle and tracing its authorized roads, conditions, and attachments. Identify annual-route material and any addendum separately. Check current Permit Unit notices before relying on an older publication or assuming continuous travel is allowed.
North Dakota Highway Patrol Motor Carrier Operations · E-Permits
Read a North Dakota oversize permit by matching the actual vehicle and load, then checking driving directions, travel conditions, and referenced permit policies or maps. The Highway Patrol issues permits; NDDOT publishes road and load-restriction information. Review both before starting the authorized movement.
Ohio Department of Transportation · Ohio Hauling Permit System (OHPS)
Read an Ohio special hauling permit together with both pages of Form OS-1A. Match the load and vehicle, then follow the permitted roads, dates and operating conditions. A state permit does not provide permission for the Ohio Turnpike or local roads.
Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Size And Weight Permits · OkiePROS
Read an Oklahoma permit by identifying its permit type before interpreting its roads and conditions. An annual envelope permit has different route authority from a trip permit. Match the equipment and load, then read the route, current restrictions and travel limits together.
Oregon Department of Transportation, Commerce And Compliance Division · Oregon Routing Information Online (ORION)
Read an Oregon over-dimension permit as a package: the issued route, its numbered attachments and the maps those attachments reference. Oregon route maps serve different purposes. Match the correct map and conditions to the actual load instead of treating every mapped road as approved.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation · Automated Permit Routing/Analysis System (APRAS)
Read a Pennsylvania hauling permit by separating authorized state routes from the connecting roads controlled by other authorities. PennDOT’s instructions explain special route punctuation, four-digit state routes and return-trip requests. Check the issued route, load details and applicable conditions before treating the trip as ready.
Rhode Island Department of Transportation · RIDOT Oversize/Overweight Permit Portal
Read a Rhode Island permit by identifying its permit category, matching the vehicle and load, and checking the approved route against current RIDOT restrictions. Annual divisible-load authority is not oversize authority. Bridge and route-survey conditions deserve a separate review before departure.
South Carolina Department of Transportation · Safehaul
Read a South Carolina oversize permit by matching the load, following the selected highways and checking its conditions and signature. SCDOT’s movement guidelines say the permit is not valid until an authorized permittee representative signs it. Approval and readiness to depart are separate checks.
South Dakota Highway Patrol, Motor Carrier Services · South Dakota Automated Permitting System (SDAPS)
Read a South Dakota permit by checking the completed entries, exact route and any bridge-specific operating instruction. Match mileage reference markers with the affected highway locations. A clearance list helps with planning, but it does not establish clearance for every part of your load.
Tennessee Department of Transportation · Tennessee Routing Information And Permit System (TNTRIPS)
Read a Tennessee TNTRIPS permit beyond the fee section: TDOT says load-specific restrictions are usually on page two. Match the vehicle and dimensions, trace the approved roads, and separate state or federal highway authority from local-road access. Check the issued restrictions before scheduling the move.
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles · Texas Permitting & Routing Optimization System (TxPROS)
Read the existing TxDMV permit field guide to compare effective dates, loaded dimensions, axle entries and the approved route. Keep the issued document as the source of truth, and resolve a mismatch through TxDMV before moving.
Utah Department of Transportation, Motor Carrier Division · Utah Motor Carrier Online System
Read a Utah permit together with every required clearance or approval. Compare the load, vehicle, requested roads and printed conditions. Some bridge approvals apply to a single move, and special oversize permission can depend on regional or utility clearances that must be complete before travel.
Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, Commercial Vehicle Operations · VT Haul Pass
Read a Vermont permit by matching the loaded vehicle, trip type, roads and the conditions selected for that movement. Vermont’s CVO-127 form distinguishes single and round trips, loaded and empty dimensions, and marked operating instructions. Read the issued copy rather than treating every printed option as active.
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, Hauling Permits Section · EZ Haul
Read a Virginia hauling permit together with the structure exclusion lists or locality documents it references. Match the vehicle configuration, route and travel conditions. Virginia now directs permit ordering to EZ Haul; an older VAHPS reference is not a reason to ignore the current issued instructions.
Washington State Department of Transportation, Commercial Vehicle Services · eSNOOPI Pro
Read a Washington permit by checking the loaded dimensions, axle information, approved route and signed conditions. Overall length and load or trailer length are different entries. Keep the two-page regulations sheet available, and match commuter restrictions to the road, direction and milepost range.
West Virginia Division of Highways, Permit Section · WV GotPermits
Read a West Virginia permit with special attention to bridge operations and monitoring. A low-impact condition is not simply advice to drive slowly: WVDOH requires the specified monitor. Match the truck, load, route and dates, then arrange every operation printed on the issued permit.
Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Oversize-Overweight Permits · Wisconsin GotPermits / WIConnect
Read a Wisconsin permit by identifying its category code and the conditions belonging to that category. SS, CS, SB and SM describe different single-trip operations. Match the loaded vehicle, specified route and dates, and look for explicit return-trip authority before planning the journey back.
Wyoming Highway Patrol, Overweight Loads Office · Wyoming Electronic Permitting System
Read a Wyoming permit by identifying its class, covered vehicle and load, designated roads and special conditions. Class D extended authority differs from a separate-movement permit. Check port-of-entry instructions and weather restrictions before departing; route alternatives need approval from the permit-issuing authority.