Alaska Oversize Permits cost:

Cost of Alaska Oversize permit
Permit Fee/Legal Weight:	$40.00
Single Trip:	Greater than 150,000 lbs.: $40.00 + $25.00 Greater than 150,000 lbs.: $40.00 + $25.00 Greater than 10′ 6 wide: $40.00 + $25.00 Greater than 16’0 wide: $40.00 + $35.00 Greater than 16’0 high: $40.00 + $25.00 Greater than 16’6 high: $40.00 +$35.00 Oversize/Overweight Extended Period
30 days:	$85.00
1-3 months:	$220.00
3-6 months:	$330.00
6-9 months:	$495.00
9-12 months:	$550.00
Permit Fee/Overweight:	$40.00
Single Trip (Oversize/Overweight):	Based on dimensions indicated above: $70.00 + Surcharge
Bridge design review:	$80.00 per hour
Single Trip Overweight Only:	150,000 lbs. or greater: $40.00 + $25.00
Oversize/Overweight Extended Period:
Permit Fee/Overweight:	$40.00
Single Trip (Oversize/Overweight):	Based on dimensions indicated above: $70.00 + Surcharge
Bridge design review:	$80.00 per hour
30 days:	$165.00
1-3 months:	$385.00
3-6 months:	$605.00
Over 6- up to 9 months:	$935.00
Over 9- up to 12 months:	$1,100.00
Superload Fees:	N/A
Mileage Fees:	N/A
Annual Fees:
Overweight Annual:	$550.00
Overlength Annual:	$495.00

Alaska Oversize Permits requirements:

In Alaska, oversize and overweight permits are issued to facilitate the movement of non-divisible, non-standard vehicles and loads that exceed legal dimensions and weights listed in 17 AAC 25. Here are some key points regarding Alaska oversize permits:

Permit Requirements:

A permit is required when a vehicle or vehicle with load exceeds the maximum dimensions or weights listed in 17 AAC 25 and requests to travel on any public road.

Permits may be issued for single-unit vehicles that exceed legal dimensions, such as self-propelled cranes, pump trucks, off-road construction equipment, or other road maintenance equipment.

 Permits may also be issued for vehicles with loads that exceed legal dimensions.

Permit Validity:

Alaska oversize permits are typically valid for three days, but additional time may be requested for distance or weather-related issues.

Operating Time:

Vehicles that are 10′ wide and up to 16′ high and 85′ long may travel anytime, except on Sundays. Daylight operating hours are from one-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunset, Monday through Saturday.

Legal Dimensions of Alaska oversize permits:

 Legal load limits in Alaska include a trailer length of 53′, width of 8’6″, height of 14′, and weight depending on the route (up to 80,000 lbs. GVW).

Alaska oversize permits Legal Dimension
Width	8 feet 6 inches
Height	15 feet
Length	48 feet semi-trailer,75 feet overall However, 53′ semi-trailers with no maximum overall length are allowed on designated highways as long as the distance from the kingpin to the center of the rear group is no more than 41′.
Weight	GVW is not stated. Single – 20,000 (8 feet to 1 inch min. spacing) * Tandem – 38,000 Tridem – 42,000 Quad – 50,000
Overhang	3 feet front or 4 feet rear

Routine Permit Limit for Alaska Oversize Permit:

Alaska Oversize Permits Routine Permit Limit
Width	Relies on the distance traveled, the route taken, and the bridges to be crossed.
Height	Relies on the distance traveled, the route taken, and the bridges to be crossed.
Weight	150,000 Gross Single – 30,000 Tandem – 56,000 Tridem – 70,000 Quad – 80,000
Length	Relies on the distance traveled, the route taken, and the bridges to be crossed.

Escort Requirements of Alaska Oversize Permits:

Pilot car requirements in Alaska vary based on the dimensions of the load. For example, if the overall length exceeds 85′, one pilot car is required; if it exceeds 100′, one front and one rear pilot car are needed.

Alaska Oversize Permits Escort Requirements
Length	1 Escort over 85 feet 2 Escort over 100 feet
Width	1 escort over 10 feet 2 escort over 12 feet Minimum 3 escorts over 14 feet
Height	Not Defined
Overhang	1 escort over 10 feet rear 2 escort over 35 feet
weight	2 escorts are required when exceptional bridge crossing conditions, including straddling the center line, are in place.

Signs:

In Alaska, oversize load signs are required for any wide load, while flags are necessary for overwidth loads/vehicles and overhangs. Signs or flags are not mandatory for movements that are overweight only.

Additionally, vehicles and loads with rear overhang exceeding 10 feet must display “oversize” or “oversize load” signs and an amber high. Pilot car requirements in Alaska include having a manufacturer’s weight of fewer than 10,000 lbs., wearing safety-colored vests, jackets, or shirts, and being equipped with specific safety features like rotating amber lights and regulation-sized hand-held signs. The cost of oversize permits in Alaska varies based on factors like width, height, and weight of the load.