What Are Delaware Oversize Permits?
Delaware Oversize Permits are required for vehicles that transport cargo that exceed the state's authorized size and weight restrictions. These permits guarantee that your transportation conforms to state requirements, increasing road safety.
Why Are These Permits Required?
Permits have various key functions:
Safety: They assist to avoid accidents by ensuring that oversize loads are moved safely.
Infrastructure Protection: Permits assist protect highways and bridges that cannot withstand heavy or oversize trucks.
Traffic Management: Permits enable better route planning, reducing disturbances to ordinary traffic.
Key Features of Delaware Oversized Permits.
Here's what you should know about Delaware's oversize permit process:
1: Permit Validity
Each permit is valid for five days, giving you more freedom when organizing your transportation.
2. Operating Hours
Travel is permitted from sunrise to sunset, including weekends, allowing you plenty of time to arrange your itinerary.
3. Holiday Restrictions.
Be aware of travel limitations during big holidays such as New Year's Day and Independence Day. Travel is not authorized on these days, and movement must end by noon the day before a holiday.
Legal Dimensions of Oversized Loads.
To qualify for a permit, your load must correspond to the following regulatory dimensions:
Semi-trailers can have a length of up to 53 feet.
Width: Up to 8 feet 6 inches (8 feet on non-designated roadways).
Height: 13'6" (13' on non-designated roadways).
Weight: Maximum gross weight is 80,000 pounds.
If your load exceeds these specifications, you may require a Super Load Permit.
Permits Offered by Note Trucking.
At Note Trucking, we provide a variety of permits adapted to your needs:
1. Single Trip Permits are ideal for one-time hauls.
2. Annual Permits are ideal for frequent large transfers.
3. Overweight and Overhang Permits: Required for loads exceeding specified limits.
Escort Requirements.
Certain oversize loads will need escort vehicles:
Loads above 90 feet require at least one rear escort.
Widths more than 13 feet require one escort; widths greater than 15 feet require two escorts, as well as State Police participation.
Why Should I Trust Note Trucking?
Navigating the complexity of Delaware Overweight Permits can be daunting. That is where we come in! At Note Trucking, our expert team is committed to making the permitting process easier for you. We give experienced help throughout the process, ensuring that all requirements are followed.
Contact us at (949) 208-2371 if you need help acquiring a permit or want to learn more about our services. Let Note Trucking handle your permit requirements so you can focus on securely delivering your oversize cargo!
