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Everything your load needs to move legally
One call covers the permit, the route, and the escorts. You drive — we do the rest.
Overweight / Oversize Permits
State-by-state permits for loads that run heavy or wide — handled start to finish while you drive.
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Trip & Fuel Permits
Temporary trip and fuel permits issued fast, so a missing credential never parks your truck.
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Superload Permits
The big ones — engineering reviews, escorts, and routing for loads beyond standard oversize limits.
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Route Consulting
Know your clearances, restrictions, and curfews before you bid — not after you're loaded.
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Pilot Cars
Escort vehicles coordinated with your permits, where and when the state requires them.
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Rate Estimates
Permit-cost estimates before you commit to a load, so the numbers work when you bid.
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20 Years Delivering Quick & Easy Permits
Since 2006 — one call and your load rolls legal, in every state and province it crosses.
Call (888) 949-4220From the Reliable Permit blog
State-by-state permit guides written for working carriers — 308 articles and counting.
Pilot Car Requirements by State: When You Need an Escort, When You Need Police, and What Still Gets You Parked
Pilot car rules are set state by state: a 13'6" load needs no escort in Texas, one in Florida, two on a Washington two-lane. The triggers and what par…
Read article →Thanksgiving 2026 Oversize Load Restrictions: When Wide Loads Stop, State by State
Thanksgiving is Nov. 26. Arizona and North Carolina stop oversize loads at noon Wednesday, Minnesota at 2 p.m.; Maine and Texas bar the day. Plan your…
Read article →What Is a Trip Permit? Entering a State You're Not Apportioned In, With Days and Fees by State
A trip permit is a state's temporary registration for a truck not apportioned there: 3 to 10 days, $15 to $50 in six states, plus a separate fuel perm…
Read article →How Much Does an Oversize Permit Cost? State Fees, Escorts and the Bills Nobody Mentions
A single-trip oversize permit runs $5 to $97 in the nine states we checked. Weight fees, superload engineering and escorts are where the real money go…
Read article →How Long Does an Oversize Permit Really Take? Honest Turnaround, State by State
A routine oversize permit prints in minutes to a business day. A bridge analysis takes ten business days or weeks. Nine states' numbers, and what eats…
Read article →Won the Load? The Oversize Permit Checklist Before the Wheels Roll
You booked the load. Here is the oversize permit checklist to run before the wheels roll, with federal limits, Texas thresholds and fees, and the call…
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