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# Idaho Oversize Permits
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Idaho Oversize & Overweight Trucking Permits Phone Number: 630-222-5770
## Idaho Oversize Overweight Permits
If you need  and Idaho overweight permits in Hawaii. Compare Transport LLC help moving a load a permit, please contact us directly and have one of our 100+ oversize shipping specialists help get the oversize permit you’re looking for. Find information like the maximum width allowed on a highway in Idaho legal load limits in Idaho and when Idaho requires pilot cars based on the dimensions of your load. We Follow the Rules and Regulations according to the
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## Idaho oversize permits contact number:
If you need **Idaho oversize permits****phone number call 630-222-5770.**
**Idaho Single trip permits:**
To obtain an **Idaho a single trip permits**  or extended period permit, drivers must **call on phone 630-222-5770** and complete the online permit application process
**Idaho** **Annual permits:**
To obtain an  **Idaho annual permit,** drivers must **call on phone 630-222-5770** be carried in the vehicle and presented at weigh stations upon request.
**OPERATING TIME FOR Idaho:**
Travel permitted sunrise to sunset including Saturday and Sunday.
**Idaho oversize permits online:**
To obtain an **Idaho oversize permits online** drivers must **call on phone 630-222-5770**
**LEGAL DIMENSIONS FOR** **IDAHO** **LOAD:**
**Length:**
53′ semi-trailer on National Network
48′ trailer on non-N.N. (“non-designated”)
Note: Several two-lane highways in Idaho are non-designated, including US-12 except in the Lewiston to Spalding, US-93 from Salmon to Challis, and US-95 from Council to Grangeville.
Divisible loads, trailers exceeding 48’ are only allowed with an annual extra length permit, and the tractor-trailer off-track measurement must not exceed 5.50 feet (3.00 on a few mountain routes)
Non-divisible loads are covered by single or annual permit, without regard to off-track amount.
Overhang: 4′ front, 15′ rear
**Width:** 8′-6″
**Height:** 14′
**Weight:** 80,000 Gross
**Single axle**– 20,000
**Tandem axle** – 34,000
**Tridem axle** – depends on spacings
**Steer axle** – 600 pounds per inch of tread width (13,200 pounds with 11″ tires)
Divisible Loads Exceeding 80,000: You can exceed 80,000 gross without a permit on state highways as long as you are legal on all axle/group weights and you are licensed for at least the amount of your gross weight. However, if you need any Interstate routes, you will need to get an Annual Excess Weight Permit.
## Compare Transport LLC is the single STOP for all Oversize / Overweight permits with one easy-to-use application.
## Idaho Oversize Escort Requirements
**On 2-Lane Highways:**
**Length:** Over 100′ – one escort
**Overhang:** Over 25′ rear – one escort.
**Width:**
Over 12′ – one escort
over 14′ – two escorts
over 16′ – may require three escorts
Height: Over 16′ – one escort.
**On Interstate System:**
**Length:** Over 120′ – one escort.
Over 15′ – one escort
Over 16′ – may require two or three escorts
**Height:** Over 16′ – one escort.
**MISCELLANEOUS:** All lift axles must be on the ground if exceeding legal axle weights. Blades, buckets, etc. may be taken off and hauled on the same load, depending on route and situation. State will determine on a case-by-case basis.
**SIGNS, FLAGS & LIGHTS** **IDAHO****:** Requirements are specified on Idaho permit. “Oversize Load” signs are required on all over-width loads. Flags are required on all four corners and extremities of over-width loads and on rear overhang exceeding 4′.  Overweight only loads do not require signs or flags.
## Idaho Oversize Permits
Navigating roads with oversize loads can be challenging, but with the right oversize permits, you can confidently transport your cargo. Our comprehensive oversize permit services ensure that your haul is compliant with local regulations, providing you with the legal authorization to transport your oversized cargo safely and efficiently.
## Idaho Overweight Permits
Transporting heavy loads requires careful planning and adherence to weight restrictions. Our specialized overweight permits give you the authority to move your cargo within legal weight limits. With our expertise, you can minimize delays and avoid costly fines, ensuring a hassle-free journey for your oversized shipments.
## Idaho Overhang Permits
If your cargo extends beyond the legal limits of your vehicle, acquiring overhang permits is crucial. These permits grant you permission to transport overhanging loads while adhering to safety regulations. Our team of experts will assist you in obtaining the necessary overhang permits, ensuring the secure transport of your specialized loads.
## Idaho Single Trip Permits
For one-time or infrequent hauling needs, single trip permits are ideal. Whether it's a local or interstate journey, our single trip permits allow you to transport your oversize or overweight cargo without the need for an annual commitment. We handle all the paperwork and ensure that your permit is obtained promptly, so you can focus on delivering your load on time.
## Idaho Super load Permits
Transporting extremely heavy or large loads requires additional expertise and authorization. Our super load permits cover your unique hauling requirements, authorizing you to move loads that exceed standard legal limits. With our specialized knowledge and efficient permit acquisition process, you can confidently tackle the challenges of transporting super loads.
## Idaho Annual Permits
For businesses engaged in regular oversize or overweight hauling, annual permits provide convenience and cost-effectiveness. With an annual permit, you gain long-term authorization to transport your loads within legal limits, saving you time and effort. Our permit specialists will guide you through the application process, ensuring that you have the necessary permits.
## Frequently Asked Questions
How do I contact Idaho permits?
Just call us at 630-222-5770. We’re always here
Who needs an Idaho trip permit?
Can oversize loads travel at night in Idaho?
Compare transport permit services allows individuals and businesses to find the most cost-effective and efficient option for obtaining the necessary permits, saving time and money in the process.
What is a trip permit in Idaho?
please reach out to one of our team members at 630-222-5770. Thank you for your order!
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What is the maximum trailer width in Idaho?
Operating without the required oversize/overweight permits can result in legal penalties and fines. Additionally, vehicles found to be in violation may be subject to impoundment or delayed until proper permits are obtained. Operating without permits also poses safety risks and can damage infrastructure, leading to potential liability for the vehicle operator or owner.
What is a temp trip permit in Idaho?
A: Yes, oversize/overweight permits are typically issued for a specific duration. The duration can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the load. Permits may be issued for a single trip, a specific period (e.g., one day, one week), or for an extended period (e.g., one year) in some cases.
What are the oversize rules in Idaho?
We need oversize/overweight permits for several reasons:
Safety: Oversize and overweight vehicles may pose a risk to road safety due to their increased dimensions and weight. Permits ensure that these vehicles adhere to specific safety regulations, such as using appropriate warning signs and flags, having proper lighting and marking, and following designated travel routes.
Infrastructure preservation: Roads, bridges, and other infrastructure have weight and size limitations to prevent damage. Oversize/overweight permits help regulate and manage the use of these structures to minimize the risk of structural damage.
Efficient transportation: Some loads, such as construction equipment, oversized machinery, or components of large structures, cannot be broken down into smaller parts. Oversize/overweight permits allow the transportation of these items, ensuring efficient movement of goods and materials.
What is considered oversized load in Idaho?
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