Order Oversize Overweight Permits By States
Oversize Overweight Permits Cost Vehicles that exceed their size or weight must be authorized to move lawfully. At Chicago Permit, we offer hassle-free permit services for large and overweight goods in all 50 states and Canadian provinces. Whether you want a Single Trip Permit, Annual Overweight Permit, Overhang Permit, or Temporary Trip Permit, we guarantee speedy processing at a reasonable cost.
Oversize Overweight Permits Cost for All U.S. States and Canadian Provinces
An Oversize Permit is required when a vehicle or load exceeds the legal-size limits set by state or provincial regulations. This typically includes:
- Width: More than 8 feet 6 inches
- Height: More than 13 feet 6 inches
- Length: Varies by jurisdiction
- Overhang: Rear/front overhang limits may also apply
These permits ensure that large loads move safely without damaging roadways, bridges, or infrastructure.
- An Overweight Permit is required when a vehicle exceeds the legal gross weight limit, axle weight, or tire weight allowed. This includes:
- Single/dual axle limits
- Bridge weight limits
- Gross vehicle weight exceeding 80,000lbs (typical federal max)
These permits help manage load distribution and road safety.
Required Documents For Oversize/Overweight
Depending on the state/province, you may need:
- Insurance (Acord Certificate)
- Truck & trailer registration
- Power of attorney (in some cases)
- Previous permits or route details
Oversize Overweight Permits Cost
At Chicago Permit, we provide low-cost trucking permits across all U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Our pricing is competitive, transparent, and includes all necessary state, county, and city fees (where applicable). Below is a breakdown of our permit service fees.
Oversize Overweight Permits Cost by Type
| Permit Type | Our Service Fee | Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Oversize or Overweight | $24 – $30 | Plus state, county, and city fees or convenience charges as per jurisdiction |
| Superload Permit | $60 | Plus applicable state fees, engineering reviews, and route survey charges |
| Trip & Fuel Permit | $24 | Plus individual state fee |
| DOT Number (Issued Same Day) | $75 | Includes same-day processing |
| New York State Permit | $84 | Includes both the state fee and our processing charges |
| Annual Oversize Permits | $75 – $100 | Fee range based on the state, plus any additional state fees |
| NY HUT (Permanent) | $49 | One-time fee for the New York Highway Use Tax permit |
| 3rd Party Broker Fee | $11 (Trip/Fuel) / $14 (OS/OW) | Applied when permits are processed via third-party in non-direct account states |
We accept the following major credit cards:
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa
- All permit orders must be prepaid using a valid credit card.
- A 5% processing fee applies to all transactions paid with a credit card.
- If a credit card is declined, a $5.00 charge will be added for each failed attempt.
Important Notes
- The above rates are applicable only in states, counties, or cities where Chicago Permit holds a direct account.
- In jurisdictions where we do not have a direct account, we work through a trusted third-party provider. This may result in additional processing or convenience fees.
- A $24.00 cancellation fee applies to any permit application that has already been submitted and processed whether for a state, county, or city.
- If a permit order is already approved by the issuing agency and is later canceled, the full permit fee will be charged.
- Base state permit fee (varies by state)
- County and city fees, if applicable
- Convenience or processing fees (charged by the state)
- Escort or pilot car requirements, if applicable
- Engineering review fees for superloads
- Our permit agency service fee (usually $24–$60 depending on the type of permit)
We work directly with state agencies wherever possible to reduce third-party broker costs, saving you time and money.
Each U.S. state sets its own legal size and weight limits for commercial vehicles. If your load exceeds these limits, you’ll need a state-issued oversize or overweight permit. Here’s a general breakdown of how regulations and fees vary:
Common Legal Limits Before Permits Are Required:
- Width: 8 feet 6 inches
- Height: 13 feet 6 inches (some states allow up to 14′)
- Length: Varies by vehicle type and state
- Weight: 80,000 lbs gross (federal limit), axle-based limits apply
What Triggers a Permit?
- Vehicles or loads that exceed legal size or weight limits
- Any specialized equipment, mobile homes, or heavy machinery
- Vehicles carrying large construction materials or modular units
Fees Vary by State Based On:
- Load dimensions
- Route (local roads, highways, bridges)
- Type of permit (single trip, superload, annual)
- Escort or pilot car requirements
- Permits for All 50 U.S. States + All Canadian Provinces
- Over 15 Years of Industry Experience
- Quick Turnaround Same Day Available
- Affordable Pricing
- Expert Guidance on Route & Escort Requirements
- Annual, Trip, Superload, Fuel & Mileage Permits Available
Stop wasting time with confusing paperwork and long wait times. Let our experienced team handle your Oversize/Overweight permit needs today.
Call Now: 630-222-5770 and Apply Online Anytime
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of an oversize permit in Florida typically starts at $25, but this amount can vary depending on the dimensions, weight, and route. Additional state and local fees may apply for specific travel areas or escort requirements.
In most U.S. states, the maximum legal width for vehicles without a special permit is 8 feet 6 inches (102 inches). Any load exceeding this width usually requires an oversize permit.
Oregon offers annual oversize permits starting at $8 per vehicle, but the total cost may vary based on the vehicle configuration and the type of load. Additional charges apply for overweight travel or specialized hauling.
In Tennessee, overweight permit fees begin at $20, and additional charges are added based on the weight over legal limits and the distance traveled. Superloads or extremely heavy vehicles may incur higher fees.
As mentioned above, oversize permits in Florida usually cost around $25, with variations depending on size, weight, and route. Local or county fees may be added to the base price.
In North Carolina, a single-trip oversize permit generally costs $12, but the final fee may increase if the load requires special routing or escort services.
Missouri’s oversize permit fees start at $15, with additional charges based on the size and weight of the load and the specific route requested. Superload permits may cost significantly more.
