North Dakota Oversize Permits ND DOT North Dakota Oversize (OS)/ Overweight (OW) permits & Trucking Services across USA and Canada
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North Dakota Oversize Permits Validity: North Dakota Oversize permit are valid for 3 days.
North Dakota Travel Time: Oversize loads up to 16 feet wide and 110 feet long are allowed to travel from sunrise to sunset, including Saturdays and Sundays. However, such loads cannot be moved after noon on Saturdays or at any time on Sundays. In contrast, overweight loads may travel without limitation.
North Dakota Travel Restrictions: Oversize loads may be subject to travel restrictions on major holidays or holiday weekends. It is best to check with the permit office ahead of time to see whether holiday travel restrictions apply.
North Dakota Oversize Permits Legal Dimension
Length: 53 feet for trailer and load and 75 feet for overall including and rear overhang
Important: Utility poles, pipes, beams, and similar structures are not exempt from the length or rear overhang permit requirements.
Width: 8 feet 6 inches
Height: 14 feet
Weight: 80,000 Gross
Single Axle – 20,000 pounds
Tandem Axles – 34,000 pounds
Tridem Axles – 48,000 pounds
Important: To qualify for weights more than 105,500 pounds, a tractor must be registered at or above this weight. Alternatively, extra costs must be paid with an overweight (O/W) permit.
For divisible loads weighing more than 80,000 pounds: You can exceed the 80,000-pound gross limit on state highways without a permit if all axle and group weight requirements are satisfied and your vehicle is licensed for the total weight carried. An “Interstate Permit” is necessary for interstate travel.
North Dakota Oversize Permits Routine Permit Limit
Length: 120 feet
Width: 18 feet
Height: 18 feet
Weight: Steering Axle – 12,000 pounds for 11 inches of tire, 550 pounds allowed on per inch of tire’s width
Single Axle – 24,000 pounds
Tandem Axles – 45,000 pounds
Tridem Axles – 60,000 pounds
Quad Axles – 68,000 pounds
Important: North Dakota normally does not issue overweight permits if axle group weights are not spread as equally as feasible.
Superload: Loads that exceed 150,000 pounds or these dimensions are qualify as super loads.
North Dakota Oversize Permits Pilot Car Requirements
Length: Over 120 feet – 1 Pilot car.
Width: – For width between 14 feet 6 inches and 16 feet, one escort is necessary on 2 lane highways. An escort can also be replaced by a spinning or flashing amber light visible up to 500 feet in both directions.
-Over 16 feet – 1 Pilot car on 4 lane highways and 2 pilot cars on 2 lane highways
– Loads above 18 feet in height on all highways require a state escort unless exempted by highway patrol.
Loads wider than 14 feet 6 inches but not taller than 16 feet may be equipped with a spinning or flashing amber light visible up to 500 feet in both directions on 4 lane highways.
Height: Utility companies must seek formal consent and provide one escort for load above 18 feet high
North Dakota Oversize Permits Signs, Lightning & Flags Information for Oversize Load in North Dakota and Additional Information
North Dakota Signs, Lightning & Flags Information: An “Oversize Load” sign must be posted at the rear of vehicles that surpass 75 feet in total length. All overdimensional load must have flags at the front and rear, facing incoming traffic. However, for overwidth and overheight loads, just flags are required; signs are not required.
Miscellaneous: Spring thaw weight limitations on non-state highways normally begin in February and can last until May or longer on some routes. These restrictions vary from legal weight to 8 tons, 7 tons, or 6 tons per axle. While certain ton-mile exemptions are available, they are frequently prohibitively expensive.
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