A superload (also called an oversize/overweight super load) is a shipment that exceeds standard legal limits so much that it requires special permits, routing, and often escorts because of its size or weight. 🚛 What makes a load a superload? While exact limits vary by state, a load is usually considered a superload when it exceeds typical oversize limits, such as: • Weight: Over 120,000–150,000 lbs gross (many states use ~120,000 lbs as the trigger) • Width: Over 16 feet • Height: Over 16–18 fe

This trucker needs an oversize permit if he is planing to go far with a traffic light on a trailer | Alan Trucker

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