Vehicles and loads that exceed legal size or weight limits need an oversize/overweight (OS/OW) permit and route from the TxDMV to travel on Texas roads. Note: You must verify the size and weight limits …

Prior to being issued a permit, you must have an Over Axle/Over Gross Weight Tolerance Permit Bond (Form 1753) in the amount of $15,000 or an Irrevocable Letter of Credit on file with TxDMV. An …

Texas has established size and weight limits for vehicles and loads moving with or without an oversize and/or overweight permit on Texas roadways and bridges. Width is measured from the outside points …

Permit Wizard - An optional tool to help customers understand which permit may be best for their move. It will make permit recommendations based on answers to a series of questions regarding load type, …

TxPROS allows customers to create oversize/overweight (OS/OW) permit applications for travel on state-maintained roadways in Texas. Most permits can be self-issued, while some require review by …

Super Heavy Single-Trip Permit - required for the movement of vehicles and loads that exceed 254,300 pounds total gross weight, exceed the maximum permit weights on any axle or axle group or exceed …

Please review the new menu options for our Oversize/Overweight Permits line at 1-800-299-1700: Press 2-1 to order a single-trip routed permit such as a General, Manufactured Housing, Portable Building, …

Submit by mail or via Texas Permitting & Routing Optimization System (TxPROS) the completed application with payment. Only checks, cashier's checks and money orders are accepted with mailed …

TxDMV issues a single-trip superheavy permit for the movement of non-divisible vehicles and/or loads that exceed 254,300 pounds total gross weight, the maximum permit weights on any axle or axle …

If your Oversize/Overweight (OS/OW) vehicle or vehicle combination requires a temporary permit (s), then you must obtain this prior to applying for your OS/OW permit in TxPROS. When you apply for …