Width: 8'6"
Height: 14'0"
Length: 53' Trailer
Overall: No overall limit on designated routes
Single Trip: Valid for One Trip
Continuous Trip: Available
Temporary Trip Permit: Available
Annual Permits: Available for Eligible Vehicles
Labor Day – Memorial Day:
30 Minutes Before Sunrise to 30 Minutes After Sunset
Memorial Day – Labor Day:
Monday – Saturday (Sunday restrictions apply)
Based on Length, Width & Height
Width over 14' – Escort Required
Height over 14'6" – Escort Required
Length over 105'–120' – Escort Depending on Route
Oregon Oversize Permits are required whenever a vehicle or load exceeds the state's legal size or weight limits. These permits help ensure safe transportation while protecting highways, bridges, and public infrastructure.
Chicago Permit provides fast and affordable Oregon Oversize Permits, Overweight Permits, Single Trip Permits, Annual Permits, Temporary Trip Permits, Overhang Permits, IRP Trip Permits, and Fuel Permits. Our experienced team makes the permit process simple so your shipment stays compliant and on schedule.
| LENGTH | WIDTH | HEIGHT | GROSS WEIGHT |
|---|---|---|---|
|
53' Trailer
(No overall limit on designated routes) |
8 Feet 6 Inches Maximum Legal Width | 14'0" (Statewide) | 80,000 lbs |
Oregon oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
In Oregon, oversize regulations govern the movement of vehicles and loads that exceed standard legal dimensions and weights. Vehicles exceeding 8 feet 6 inches in width, 14 feet in height, 40 feet in single vehicle length, or 53 feet for semi-trailers generally require an oversize permit.
A PUC (Public Utility Commission) permit in Oregon, also known as a Heavy Motor Vehicle Trip Permit, authorizes the operation of unregistered motor vehicles with a registration weight (loaded or combined) exceeding 8,000 pounds, as well as self-propelled fixed-load vehicles regardless of their weight.
Oregon oversize permits can be obtained online through our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
Permits are needed for any vehicle or load in Oregon that exceeds legal size or weight limits. This includes oversize, overweight, and unregistered commercial vehicles, as well as specific equipment like cranes or heavy construction machines.
Attachment 70A in Oregon refers to specific detailed provisions and regulations that are attached to oversize or overweight permits. It outlines operating conditions, routes, restrictions, and escort requirements for certain loads.
In Oregon, PUC stands for Public Utility Commission. The PUC oversees transportation operations, including the issuance of permits for heavy vehicles, ensuring safety and compliance with state laws.
Applications for Oregon oversize permits can be submitted online via our website chicagopermit.net or by calling us at 270-908-9656
An Oregon Class B commercial driver’s license (CDL) allows drivers to operate single vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, or any such vehicle towing another vehicle not exceeding 10,000 pounds GVWR.
In Oregon, the maximum width allowed without an oversize permit is 8 feet 6 inches. Anything wider than that requires a special oversize permit.
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