Arizona Oversize Permits requirements
All the information you need to know about Arizona Oversize Permits
Arizona Oversize Permits requirements for all your needs, tailored to meet the demands of your load. We offer quick and affordable solutions to ensure compliance with state regulations. Our services cover everything from legal dimensions, permit applications, and escort requirements to operating restrictions and travel validity.
Arizona Oversize Permits Phone Number (972) 220-9831
Get Arizona Oversize Permits, including detailed information on Oversize Load Permit Regulations, Provision Sheets, Laws, and Arizona Annual Permits, Overweight Permits and Arizona Single Trip Permits. We provide an Arizona DOT Oversize Permit Map, along with clear guidelines on DOT Legal Dimensions, Requirements, Applications, and Tire Laws. Additionally, we outline Escort Rules, Cost breakdowns, and contact details for permit assistance.
Stay informed about the routine state permit limits, escort requirements, operating hours, and restricted travel days. Remember, a permit must be obtained before entering the state. Secure your ALDOT Oversize Permits today and handle the Arizona DOT Permits procedure seamlessly!
As an experienced permit service provider, we can help you to secure permits at a low rate. Contact us at Unique Trucking or the Arizona Oversize Permits DOT phone number, 630-800-3474. Our staff guarantees that all TxDOT laws are followed, including statutory requirements, insurance, fees, and escort conditions for the safe carriage of oversize and overweight loads. We manage both single-trip and annual permits, ensuring that operations in Arizona run smoothly.
Arizona Oversize Permit Cost:
We provide reasonably priced Arizona Oversize Overweight Permits to help you keep expenses under control. The fee for Oversize Permits is $10 per permit, and overweight permits cost $0.05 per thousand miles traveled. Arizona Department of Transportation permit booklets cost $500 for 50 permits. Arizona Oversize and Overweight Permits are also available by calling 630-800-3474.
Arizona Oversize Permits Requirements:
Arizona Oversize Permits Validity: Arizona Oversize Permits are valid for Four Days.
Arizona Operating Time: From half an hour after sunrise to half an hour before sunset (Only Daylight).
Types of Oversize Permits
- Oversize Permits
- Overweight Permits
- Overhang Permits
- Single Trip Permits
- Super load Permits
- Annual Permits
Load not more than 10 feet wide 14 6 inches in height More than 10 feet rear overhang | Travel is allowed Continuously |
Load not more than 16 feet wide 16 feet in height 120 feet in length 250,000lbs Gross | It can Travel on interstate and some routes at night From 3:00 am to 12:00 (noon) on weekends Except holidays weekends and restricted areas (It must be requested when the permit get ordered and must be stated on the permit.) |
Weekend travel between 3 a.m. and noon requires an escort for load wider than 11 feet. In addition, any load 15 feet or higher must be escorted by a vehicle equipped with a height pole.
Travel Restriction in Arizona: Oversized or overweight loads are not authorized on I-17, I-10, or SR 60 in the Phoenix metropolitan area, or on I-10 or I-19 in the Tucson region, between weekday peak hours of 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Additionally, a municipal “courtesy permit” or route approval is required for large load transport inside the Phoenix and Tucson city borders.
What is the Arizona Legal Dimensions?
Legal length | Overhang | Width | Height | Weight |
57 feet for trailer on interstate | 3 feet front | 8 feet 6 inches | 14 feet | 80,000lbs gross weight |
65 feet overall for 53 feet’s semi trailer on non designated routes. | 6 feet rear | Single Axle_20,000lbs. | ||
Tandem Axles_34,000lbs. | ||||
Tridem Axles_42,000lbs. |
Maximum Load Dimensions with permits in Arizona
Length | Width | Height | Weight |
120 feet | 14 feet | 16 feet | Single Axles_28,000lbs |
See (Arizona Overweight Permit Note) | Tandem Axles_46,000lbs | ||
Tridem Axles_51,450 to 53,974lbs (See the Note for Tandem) |
Arizona Overweight Permit Note: At Arizona weigh stations, the actual weight and dimensions of the cargo should closely match those indicated on the permit. To prevent problems, buy a permit right at the scale or make sure the proper weight is entered when obtaining the permission.
Note for Tridem: The weight of tandem and tridem axles might vary depending on their spacing and width. For example, with a 9-feet axle spacing (4 feet 6 inches + 4 feet 6 inches) and a 8-feet axle width, the tridem axle may support 51,450 pounds.
Important: A “Class C Tridem Permit” allows tridem axles to transport up to 59,168 pounds with a 9-feet spacing, 57,960 pounds with a 8-feet spacing, and 60,000 pounds with a 10-feet spacing. This permit is only authorized for travel on particular sections of Interstates 10, 19, and 40, as well as portions of SR68 and US93 connecting I-40 to the Nevada border. Taking any alternative route, including loops, will invalidate the permission.
A “Class C” permit is necessary for loads that are 14 feet wide, 16 feet tall, 120 feet long, or weigh 250,000 pounds. In certain circumstances, a route survey may also be required.
What are the requirements for a Pilot Cars in Arizona?
Length | Overhang | Width | Height |
More than 120 feet | More than 20 feet rear or front | More than 14 feet | More than 16 feet |
1 or more Pilot Car | 1 Pilot Car | 1 or more Pilot Car | 1 or more Pilot Car |
Note for Width: The restricted routes required 2 pilot cars for more than 12 feet in width and some for more than 10 feet in width.
Signage, Flashing Amber lights and flags Requirements and Arizona Additional Information
Signage | Flashing Amber lights | Flags |
Vehicles with loads more than 9 feet wide must show “Oversize Load” signs. Overwidth vehicles and loads must additionally display red flags measuring at least 12 inches square. Any overhangs in the front or rear must be marked or lit. Night traffic is authorized for overhangs up to 10 feet long, provided they are illuminated and marked. Loads that are just overweight or overheight do not need signs or flags. |
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Additional Information: Bulldozer blades or arms that surpass 14 feet in width (measured perpendicular to the trailer’s wheels) must be disconnected to prevent posing a safety risk. Blades under 14 feet broad may stay connected if the bulldozer is securely fastened. Items that can be readily removed, such as buckets, blades, or counterweights, must be disconnected but still carried with the load. If the blade can be disconnected, it may travel on the same trailer as the bulldozer, as long as the permit specifies this. Wide loads need that side mirrors be extended enough to guarantee that the driver’s vision is not obscured.
You can contact the Arizona Oversize/Overweight Permits Office by calling 630-800-3474
In Arizona, the estimate fee is $15, some time it depends on configuration.
The widest load without permit is 8 feet 6 inches and 8 feet on less than 12 feet wide roads
The highest load without permit in Arizona is 14 feet.
Oversized loads in Arizona may travel during daylight hours, from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.
Without a permit, Arizona’s overhang restrictions are 3 feet in the front and 6 feet in the rear.
In Arizona, the maximum permitted weight without a permit is 80,000 pounds gross vehicle weight. In addition, the restrictions are Single Axle_20,000lbs, Tandem Axles_34,000lbs & Tridem Axles_51,000lbs.
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