Most operators who regularly transport oversize (OS) or overweight (OW) loads are familiar with the requirements for an oversize permit.
Transport vehicles carrying heavy loads impose wear and tear on roads, and the cost of their repair and maintenance falls on various authorities.
In the competitive freight transportation industry, effective management of overweight vehicle permits is crucial for seamless operations and cost savings.
The cost of an overweight permit depends on the state through which a company or individual plans to transport their cargo.
Fall 2018 has become a time of some serious changes in the mandate for interstate truck drivers.
Transporting a specialized load the needs permits for transportation is no easy feat.
The industry is becoming increasingly more unpredictable with the nature of brokerage.
In order to legally transport cargo from one state to another, you need the necessary permits - an interim travel permit (IRP) and fuel (IFTA).