Get Answers to Your TruckPermity Questions.

An OSOW (Oversize/Overweight) permit is an official authorization issued by a state Department of Transportation (DOT) that allows vehicles exceeding legal size or weight limits to travel on public roads. It ensures compliance with safety regulations and route restrictions.

You need an OSOW permit anytime your vehicle or load exceeds a state’s legal limits for height, width, length, or weight. These limits vary by state, so you must obtain a valid permit for each state along your route.

Typical examples include heavy machinery, cranes, bulldozers, prefabricated homes, long beams, wind turbine components, and other loads that exceed standard vehicle dimensions or weights.

Most states set the legal limits around:

• Width: 8 feet 6 inches
• Height: 13 feet 6 inches
• Length: 53 feet (for a semi-trailer)
• Gross Weight: 80,000 pounds.

Yes. Each state has its own DOT and permit system. You must hold a valid permit from every state your vehicle passes through.

TruckPermity provides OSOW permits for all U.S. states except Alaska,Hawaii.

Yes. Each state determines its own permit fees, rules, and travel restrictions. TruckPermity automatically applies the correct pricing and regulations for the state you select.

Absolutely. TruckPermity submits all applications directly to the official state DOT systems, and every permit issued is valid and state-approved.

Each OSOW permit price is determined by the state’s official DOT (Department of Transportation) fee. We simply add a flat $10 TruckPermity service fee to handle processing and paperwork on your behalf.

No. The total cost is state permit fee + $10 service fee. We don’t charge setup fees, monthly fees, or hidden costs.

No, we don’t use subscriptions or recurring billing. You only pay when you order a permit.

We accept Zelle, Bank Transfer, Check, PayPal.

Yes. You can request a refund if we haven’t yet submitted your permit request to the DOT. Once your application is filed with the DOT, the order becomes non-refundable.

The $10 covers application review, DOT submission, tracking, and customer support to make sure your permit is processed correctly and on time.

Yes. Each state sets its own OSOW permit fees. Our $10 service fee stays the same across all states.

No. We always process permits as quickly as possible — usually within the same business day.

Once approved, your permit is sent directly to your email or your text messager. You’ll also be able to download it from your account if you’re registered with us.

Currently, we use the same transparent pricing for all customers to keep the process simple and fair.

Simply visit truckpermitify.com, enter your vehicle and load details, select your states, and submit your application. Our team reviews and forwards it to the appropriate DOT for approval.

You’ll need:

• Vehicle details (VIN, plate, axle weights, spacings)
• Load dimensions (height, width, length, total weight)
• Route (Origin and Destination)
• Travel dates
• Contact/company information.

Yes. If you’re unsure, our team can help determine the correct permit type for your load and route before submission.

Most applications are processed and submitted within 2 hours. Some states issue permits instantly, while others may take several hours or one business day.

Once submitted, we review it for accuracy and forward it to the DOT. You’ll receive email updates throughout the process and a copy of your approved permit once it’s ready.

Yes, but only before your permit is submitted to the DOT. After submission, most states require a new application for any changes. Contact our support team right away if you spot an error.

Yes. You can order permits for multiple states or loads at once. The system will calculate all DOT fees plus a $10 TruckPermity fee per permit.

You can reach our support team by email or chat on our website. We’ll help you with application questions, corrections, or state-specific requirements.

You’ll receive your approved permit directly via email, and if you have an account, you can also download it anytime from your TruckPermity dashboard.

Permit validity depends on the issuing state — typically between 3 and 10 days. The exact validity dates will be clearly printed on your permit.

Most states accept either a printed or digital (PDF) version, but some still require a printed copy. To stay compliant, it’s best to keep both available.

You can re-download it from your TruckPermity account or contact our support team to resend it to your email.

Operating with a load larger or heavier than permitted can result in fines, citations, or invalidation of the permit. Always verify your load details before travel.

Some states allow permit extensions before expiration. Contact our support team, and we’ll help you check your state’s policy.

No. Each permit is specific to a single vehicle, load, and route. If any of these change, you’ll need to apply for a new permit.

Always present your permit (printed or digital). If there’s an issue, contact TruckPermity support — we’ll verify your permit details or provide proof of DOT submission if needed.

Yes, limited support is available after hours and on weekends for urgent permit issues. You can reach us by Whatsapp/Telegram, and our team will respond promptly.

TruckPermity focuses on permit processing but can provide guidance or referrals for route planning.