North Dakota Oversize and Overweight Permits
The following are the maximum weight and dimension limits in North Dakota before a permit is required:
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Length: 75 feet
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Weight: 80,000 pounds GVW
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Width: 8 feet 6 inches
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Height: 14 feet
When Are Pilot Cars or Escort Vehicles Required in North Dakota?
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Width:
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2 lanes, over 14'6": requires 1 front pilot car.
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4 lanes, over 16': requires 1 rear pilot car.
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2 lanes, over 16': requires 1 front pilot car and 1 rear pilot car.
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Height:
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Over 18': requires 1 front pilot car.
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Length:
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Over 120': requires 1 rear pilot car.
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How Much Do Trucking Permits Cost in North Dakota?
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Single trip oversize and overweight permits: $20 plus a $15 service fee
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Overweight annual permit: $100
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Divisible load single trip permit: $20 plus a $15 service fee
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Divisible load annual interstate permit: $300
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Special mobile equipment single trip permit: $25 plus a $15 service fee
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Workover service rig single trip permit: $100 plus a $15 service fee
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Seasonal, annual permit: $50
For vehicles with GVW greater than 150,000 pounds:
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150,001 to 160,000 pounds: $30
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160,001 to 170,000 pounds: $40
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170,001 to 180,000 pounds: $50
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180,001 to 190,000 pounds: $60
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190,001 pounds and over: $70
North Dakota Oversize and Overweight Permit Limits
Here are the maximum weight and dimension limits for loads in North Dakota, even with a permit:
Weight Limits:
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Single Axle Weight Permits: 24,000 pounds
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Tandem Axle Weight Permits: 45,000 pounds
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Tridem Axle Weight Permits: 60,000 pounds
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Quadem Axle Weight Permits: 73,200 pounds
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Five Axle Weight Permits: 103,200 pounds
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Six Axle Weight Permits: 118,000 pounds
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Seven Axle Weight Permits: 126,000 pounds
Dimension Limits:
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Max Length with Permit: 110 feet
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Max Width with Permit: 18 feet
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Max Height with Permit: 15 feet 6 inches