R909-2-17. Oversize Non-Divisible Load Provisions

(1) Permitted vehicles must comply with the following conditions:

(a) all vehicles and loads shall be reduced to the minimum practical dimensions;

(b) semi-annual and annual permits may be issued for dimensions up to, but not exceeding:

(i) 14 feet 6 inches in height,

(ii) 14 feet 6 inches in width, and

(iii) 105 feet in length.

(2) Exceptions may be granted by the division for annual permitted loads that exceed the weights identified in this section, R909-2-17.

(3) Bulldozer blades, loader buckets or similar equipment exceeding 16 feet in width shall be removed for transport and may be hauled on the same load with the machinery after removal.

(4) Loads exceeding 17 feet in width on two-lane routes, 20 feet in width on interstates, or 17 feet 6 inches in height on all public highways may be allowed under the following terms and conditions:

(a) the permittee shall notify the division by submitting a permit application online, of the dimensions of the oversize vehicle or load and the proposed route to be used;

(b) the division will notify the department region or district permit official affected by the proposed route, and will obtain authorization for the move;

(c) permittee must request authorization through the online system at least 48 hours in advance of the movement;

(d) permit is not valid until the permittee has assumed the cost and responsibility to obtain utility company authorizations and clearances; and

(e) the permittee will assume all costs when a certified police escort or escorts are required.

(5) Tow trucks may purchase a semi-annual or annual non-divisible oversize permit up to 10 feet wide and 150 feet in length.

(a) Loads exceeding 10 feet wide and 150 feet long shall purchase a single trip permit.