What Are Mississippi Oversize Permits?
Mississippi Oversize Permits are necessary for any load that exceeds the state's standard size restrictions. These permits are valid for three days and must be obtained before entering Mississippi. The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) oversees these permits to guarantee road safety.
Key Rules to Remember
1. When You Can Travel:
Loads can be moved between one-half hour after sunrise and one-half hour before dusk, Monday through Saturday. - On Sundays, no travel is permitted, with the exception of particular cargo of no more than 12 feet broad, 13 feet 6 inches high, or 99 feet in length. These loads can be moved at any time, including on Sunday.
2. Size Limits:
Maximum trailer length is 53 feet.
Overall length is 99 feet.
Maximum width is 8 feet 6 inches.
Maximum height: 13 feet 6 inches.
Gross weight limit is 80,000 pounds.
3. Escort Requirements:
If your cargo exceeds 95 feet, you will require at least one escort vehicle.
Loads wider than 13 feet require escorts.
4. Safety Measures:
Display "Oversize Load" notices for loads broader than 12 feet.
Flags should be set on all corners of cargo that are more than 10 feet wide.
Understanding Permit Costs.
The cost of Mississippi overweight permits varies depending on the size and weight of the load. Consider utilizing a Mississippi oversize permit cost calculator to determine how much you may have to spend.
Contact Unique Trucking Broker.
If you need assistance with acquiring your Mississippi oversize permits, contact Unique Trucking Broker at (972) 220-9831. Our courteous team is ready to help you with the MDOT oversize permit procedure and guarantee that you follow all rules.
Knowing the criteria and procedures for Mississippi's Overweight Permits will help you avoid delays and make the shipping process smoother. Trust Unique Trucking Broker to manage your permit requirements while you concentrate on getting your load delivered safely!
