['Size and Weight Limits']
['Super Loads']
10/24/2024
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Superloads are loads that are larger than the standard oversize load dimensions. Loads qualify as superloads if they exceed any one of the following dimensions: 16 feet wide, 16 feet high, 150 feet long or over 180,000 pounds. In order to receive a permit for a superload, obtain the following information before contacting the permit office:
- A letter of request detailing all information that would attempt to justify a permit, such as but not limited to reasons why the product could not be reduced or shipped by other modes of transportation such as rail or barge;
- An axle weight and spacing diagram for loads with weight;
- A certified scale ticket for loads with weight;
- A detailed drawing clearly showing all dimensions or a set of plans on the product;
- A detailed route survey for loads in excess of 16 feet wide or 16 feet high, locating all points of contact and means of avoiding such contact points;
- Front and rear police escort confirmation for loads in excess of 16 feet wide or high;
- Utility notification for loads over 17 feet high (this would include any applicable power companies, cable companies, telephone companies, and traffic signal agencies);
- Written notification to city and county engineers when traveling city or county roads; and
- Additional insurance requirements if over 150,000 pounds.
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