Alaska Oversize and Overweight Permits
Alaska Oversize Permits Phone Number: (949) 208-2371
Alaska Oversize Overweight Permits
At Note Trucking, we provide a complete selection of Alaska oversize and overweight permits to guarantee that your load meets state standards and travels easily across the state. We can provide permits for oversize loads, overweight vehicles, overhang loads, and any other particular permits you want.
To avoid penalties and delays when operating in Alaska, get the necessary permits before entering the state. Note Trucking makes it easier to obtain Alaska oversize and overweight permits by offering online services, extensive legal information, and the opportunity to apply for the permits you want straight from our website.

Online Alaska Oversize Permits
We provide an easy-to-use online platform where you may apply for Alaska oversize permits as well as learn about the criteria, restrictions, and cost for both oversize and overweight permits. This platform is intended to save you time and effort by assisting you in following the proper requirements while moving oversize or overweight loads.
Legal Dimensions for Oversized Loads in Alaska
Before applying for an oversize permit, it is critical to understand the legal dimensions for trucking in Alaska. The state places precise limitations on the size and weight of vehicles that can be driven on its highways.
The following are the key restrictions regarding trucking in Alaska:
The maximum semi-trailer length is 48′.
On specified roadways, 53′ semi-trailers with no overall length limit are permissible, as long as the kingpin to the center of the rear group is no longer than 41′.
Legal limitations for front and rear overhang are 3′ and 4′, respectively.
Maximum width for cars is 8’6″.
Vehicle height limit: 15 feet.
Weight limits apply per axle arrangement, while the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) is not limited.
– Single axle: 20,000 lbs (minimum separation of 8′-1″).
– Tandem axle weighs 38,000 lbs.
– Tridem axle weighs 42,000 lbs.
– Quad axle: 50,000 lbs.
Types of Alaska Oversize Permits
When carrying oversize or overweight permits throughout Alaska, multiple permits are necessary based on the kind of cargo and frequency of movement. Note Trucking offers a wide selection of permits to meet your needs:
1. Alaska Single-Trip Permits
A single trip permit is necessary when transporting oversize or overweight loads on a one-time or occasional basis. This permit is valid for just one trip and may vary depending on the route, weight, and dimensions of the load. If you require a single trip permit in Alaska, contact 630-222-5770 or fill out the online permit application form.
2. Alaska Annual Permits
If your company routinely transports oversize or overweight loads, an annual permit might be the most cost-effective and convenient option. The annual permit allows you to carry your oversize loads year-round without having to apply for a new permit every time. These permits must be carried in the vehicle and given to weigh stations when requested. For further information on how to receive your annual permit, please call 630-222-5770.
Alaska Oversize Permits Validity
Alaska oversize permits are normally good for three days, but you may seek an extension if required. This may be necessary for longer excursions or if adverse weather conditions prevent transport.
Routine Permit Limits for Alaska
When filing for an Alaska oversize permits, you should be informed of any normal constraints that may apply to your cargo. These restrictions vary according upon the route and distance to be traveled. Key restrictions include:
Length depends on route, distance, and bridges to cross.
Width varies depending on the route and load specifications.
Height varies depending on the route and distance.
Weight: 150,000 lbs gross weight.
– Single axle weight: 30,000 lbs.
– Tandem axle: 56,000 lbs.
– Triple axle: 70,000 lbs.
– The quad axle weighs 80,000 pounds.
Alaska Escorts Requirements
When moving oversize or overweight load, escort vehicles may be necessary to guarantee safety. Escort needs are determined by a variety of criteria, including the size of the cargo and the kind of route being traversed.
The following are the usual escort requirements for oversized load in Alaska:
For lengths beyond 85′, one escort vehicle is necessary.
Two escort vehicles are required for lengths longer than 100 ft.
For rear overhangs greater than 10 feet, one escort is required. Alternatively, an extended light bar can be utilized for up to 20 feet.
Over 35′ rear overhang requires 2 escorts.
For widths over 10 feet, one escort is required.
It takes two escorts for widths more than twelve feet.
Over 14′ breadth requires a minimum of 3 escorts.
Weight: Special bridge crossing situations, such as straddling the middle line, may necessitate two escorts.
Alaska Travel Time Restrictions
Alaska has certain rules on when oversize trucks are permitted to travel. Oversized loads are permitted to move only during daytime hours. This means from one-half hour before dawn to one-half hour after dusk on Monday through Saturday. Loads up to 10 feet wide, 16 feet high, and 85 feet long can travel at any time, although Sunday transit is not permitted.
Signs, flags, and lights for Alaska Oversized Loads
Proper signs, flags, and lights are necessary to ensure that your truck meets Alaska oversized load regulations.
• Signs indicating “Oversize” are necessary for all wide loads.
• Flags are necessary for overwidth loads and overhangs.
• Signs and flags are not necessary for movements that are overweight but not oversized.
Seasonal Load (Weight) Restrictions in Alaska
Spring thaw limitations may limit truck weight at particular periods of the year, usually between March and June. These limitations can cut permitted weights to 85%, 75%, or even 50% of typical weight limits, depending on road and weather conditions.
Why Choose Note Trucking for Alaska Oversize Permits?
The process of getting the complexity of Alaska oversize and overweight permit procedure can be daunting. At Note Trucking, we handle all parts of getting Alaska oversize permits, ensuring that your product is delivered lawfully and securely. Whether you’re relocating construction equipment, a huge piece of machinery, or any other oversize load, our staff has the experience to ensure a seamless and hassle-free permit procedure.
Our services include:
• Ensuring compliance with municipal requirements for oversize and overweight permits.
• Choose between single-trip and annual permits based on your needs.
• We organize the necessary escorts for your load.
• Our route planning services ensure efficient and legal travel.
Contact Us for Alaska Oversize Permits.
At Note Trucking, we are dedicated to delivering efficient and dependable services for all your oversize and overweight trucking requirements. If you need assistance acquiring an Alaska oversize permits, please contact us at (949) 208-2371 for permit applications.
Allow us to handle the paperwork while you focus on securely transporting your load to its destination. Note Trucking is dedicated to ensuring that your oversize and overweight loads are transported safely and legally across Alaska roadways.
Note Trucking is the single STOP for all Oversize / Overweight permits with one easy-to-use application.
Frequently Asked Questions
In Alaska, you may move a load as long as 53 feet and 6 inches without a permit.
The maximum permitted trailer length in Alaska is 53 feet.
A wide load can be defined as one that is wider than 8 feet 6 inches.
The highest permitted trailer height in Alaska is 14 feet.
Pilot cars, also known as escort vehicles, are required for some oversize load to ensure their safety throughout the route.