Width: 8'6"
Height: 14'6"
Length: 53' Semi-Trailer
Overall Combination: 65'
Daylight Travel: 30 Minutes Before Sunrise – 1½ Hours After Sunset
Saturday: Until 12:00 PM
Night Travel: 9:00 PM – 5:00 AM (Permit Required)
Lincoln & Omaha: Rush Hour Restrictions
Weekends: Saturday After Noon Restrictions
Football Game Days: I-80 Restrictions Near Lincoln
Width over permit limits
Height over permit limits
Superloads
Route-specific requirements
Nebraska Oversize and Overweight Permits are required whenever a vehicle or load exceeds Nebraska's legal size or weight limits while operating on public highways. These permits ensure safe transportation, protect public infrastructure, and maintain compliance with Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) regulations.
Chicago Permit provides fast and affordable Nebraska Oversize Permits, Overweight Permits, Single Trip Permits, Annual Permits, Interstate Overweight Permits, Overhang Permits, and Temporary Trucking Permits. Our permit specialists assist carriers with routing, permit compliance, and travel restrictions to keep every shipment moving safely throughout Nebraska.
| LENGTH | WIDTH | HEIGHT | GROSS WEIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 53' Trailer 65' Combination | 8'6" | 14'6" | 80,000 PoundsFederal |
Nebraska oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
In Nebraska, a vehicle or load is considered oversize if it exceeds 8 feet 6 inches in width, 13 feet 6 inches in height, or 65 feet in overall length (combination). Any load that surpasses these dimensions must secure an oversize permit.
Nebraska generally restricts oversize loads to daylight travel only, typically from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Nighttime movement may be allowed under special conditions or permits.
Nebraska oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
Nebraska oversize permits typically cost around $25 per trip, but prices can differ based on size and route complexity.
In Nebraska, a load is oversized if it exceeds 8’6″ in width, 13’6″ in height, or 65 feet in overall length. These dimensions require an oversize permit.
The widest load allowed without a permit in most U.S. states, including Nebraska and Maryland, is 8 feet 6 inches. Anything beyond that requires a permit.
You can log in to manage your Nebraska oversize permit through Our website chicagopermit.net
Nebraska’s permit rules state that oversize and overweight vehicles must obtain a temporary permit for each trip. Movement is generally restricted to daylight hours and may require escorts.
Yes, Nebraska requires trip permits for out-of-state vehicles operating without IRP credentials or temporary registration.
The official provisions can be found through our website chicagopermit.net available online.
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