North Carolina Oversize and Overweight Permit Company

Nationwide Transport Services is the go-to company for obtaining oversize and overweight shipping permits in North Carolina. We are familiar with North Carolina's shipping regulations. 

North Carolina Oversize and Overweight Permits

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Nationwide Transport Services is your reliable partner for obtaining shipping permits in North Carolina. North Carolina's geography encompasses a diverse range of landscapes, from the bustling port cities on the Atlantic coast to the rugged Appalachian Mountains, with industries that span agriculture, biotechnology, aerospace, and manufacturing. These industries rely on the safe transportation of large equipment, heavy machinery, and industrial materials, often necessitating the proper planning of routes and adherence to specific shipping regulations. North Carolina's extensive road network includes major highways such as I-40, I-85, and I-95, each presenting unique challenges. Specific routes, especially those passing through cities or near coastal ports, may require additional permits and authorizations due to local road constraints, bridge clearance limitations, or seasonal road closures. Our experienced team ensures that all state, county, and city-specific permits are in place, along with any necessary route adjustments and clearances for narrow areas. We also offer hauling, loading, and unloading assistance and pilot car services. Contact us for North Carolina oversize or overweight shipping permits.

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When Does a Load Require Permits in North Carolina?

North Carolina Oversize and Overweight Load Limits

North Carolina legal load limits are:

  • Length: Up to 53 feet on designated highways for trailers
  • Width: A maximum of 8 feet 6 inches
  • Height: 13 feet 6 inches
  • Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW): 80,000 pounds

The relevant shipping permits must accompany all non-divisible or divisible loads that exceed these dimensions and weight. Contact us with the specifications of your load, and we shall advise you on the type of permits you need. 

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Why Choose Us For North Carolina Oversize/Overweight Shipping Permits

Contact Nationwide Transport Services for North Carolina shipping permits. We’re here to help you haul oversize and overweight loads while adhering to the shipping regulations. We are reliable, and you can count on our services. Book now!

  • We have over 15 years of experience and understand the North Carolina shipping regulations. 
  • We’re licensed and certified.
  • You work with a dedicated expert throughout every step.
  • If you also require transportation services, we offer a wide array of specialized trailers nationwide.
  • Our services are timely and affordable.

 

Determining if a Load Exceeds North Carolina's Legal Limits

How Do You Measure the Dimensions and Weight of a Load?

Accurate load measurements are crucial for obtaining the correct permits and ensuring safe passage across North Carolina's diverse routes. To check if a load exceeds the state's legal limits: 

  • Length: measure the length from the vehicle's front to the end of the load, including any overhangs, to account for full clearance.
  • Width: Measure the widest part of the load, considering any extensions beyond the trailer's sides. 
  • Height: should be measured from the ground to the highest point of the secured load, including the trailer's and cargo's combined height, to avoid issues with bridges or overpasses. 
  • Weight: Use a certified truck scale to weigh the entire vehicle and load, confirming that the load is evenly distributed across axles for optimal safety and compliance with state guidelines.
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Cost of Oversize and Overweight Permits in North Carolina

Permit fees in North Carolina are managed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and vary based on the load's size, weight, and the required permit duration. The standard rates are:

  • Single trip permit for any load above the legal limit: $12
  • Annual permit: $100
  • Super load permit: $12 per dimension over the legal limit, $3 per 1000 pounds above 132,000 pounds, and an application fee of $100, which is not refundable after submission of the application for review
  • Fax fee: $5
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Cost-Effective Permit Obtaining Services in North Carolina

At Nationwide Transport, we offer more than just North Carolina oversize/overweight permits; we provide comprehensive shipping solutions to ensure your load safely reaches its safely. Our team collaborates with local authorities, railways, and utility companies to obtain necessary clearances and navigate route complexities, including road limitations and seasonal weather impacts. We customize our oversize and overweight permit services to ensure efficient route planning and provide quick solutions for last-minute adjustments. Whether you're managing a single load or coordinating a multi-state shipment, Nationwide Transport Services is committed to ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant transportation across North Carolina. We're available 24/7 for customer support, providing free detailed estimates and transparent pricing.  Contact us today to book our North Carolina oversize/overweight shipping permit services.