What Are Oregon Oversize Permits?

An Oregon Oversize Permit allows you to transport loads that exceed standard legal size. These permits remain valid for 10 days, ensuring that your heavy-haul operations follow state guidelines.

We also provide permits for:

Oregon Overweight Permit – If your truck exceeds weight limits.

Oregon Overhang Permit – When load extends past the trailer.

Oregon Single Trip Permit – One-time oversized transportation.

Oregon Oversize Permits – Ideal for frequent oversized hauling.

Other Essential Oregon Trucking Permits

Depending on your load, you may also need additional permits:

Oregon Trip Permit – Temporary operation in Oregon without full registration.

Oregon Fuel Permit – Required for truckers without an Oregon fuel tax permit.

Oregon DMV Trip Permit – Ensures compliance with state trucking laws.

Temporary Tags Oregon – For trucks operating on a short-term basis.

With Express Heavy Haul Broker, getting these permits is fast and hassle-free.

Oregon Operating Hours Travel Restrictions

Planning your route? Here are Oregon rules for oversize trucks:

Standard travel: From sunrise to sunset.

Summer restrictions: Saturday travel allowed until noon. No Sunday travel.

Night travel is allowed for loads under 10 feet wide on green routes and 12 feet wide on Interstates.

Do You Need Escort Vehicles?

If your load is extra-long or extra-wide, you may need escorts:

Over 120' long – Requires 1 escort.

Over 140' long – Additional escorts may be needed.

Over 14'6” high – Requires 1 escort.

Over 14' wide on two-lane roads – Requires 2 escorts.

Safety Rules You Must Follow

To stay compliant with Oregon trucking laws, follow these safety regulations:

 "Oversize Load" signs on the front and rear of the truck.

Flags attached to the widest points of the load.

Amber warning lights required for wide loads.

Night travel requires illuminated markers.

At Express Heavy Haul Broker, we take care of the permits so you can focus on safe and successful hauling.