Arizona oversize load rules
Legal limits, pilot car requirements, travel restrictions, superload thresholds and permit fees for oversize and overweight loads in Arizona.
Legal limits without a permit
| Width | 8′6″ (8′ on Table 4 restricted routes) |
|---|---|
| Height | 14′ (13′6″ on Table 4 restricted routes) |
| Length | 57′6″ semitrailer on the National Network · 53′ semitrailer or 65′ combination elsewhere · 40′ straight truck |
| Weight | 80,000 lb on 5 or more axles |
What Pro adds for Arizona
- 5 escort rules with counts by width, height, length and road type
- 5 travel restrictions: curfews, night, weekends, holidays
- Superload thresholds and conditions
- 6 published fee lines and permit lead time
- Lane routing with miles per state and a cost breakdown
Escort (pilot car) requirements
- 5 width, height and length thresholds with the escort count for each
- Police escort triggers
- Overhang and route-type conditions
Travel restrictions
- 5 restrictions: curfews, night travel, weekends and holidays
- Which ones apply to a given load size
Superloads
- Exact thresholds and what the state requires past them
- Lead times, route surveys and police escort conditions
Permit fees
- 6 published fee lines with links to the fee schedule
- Validity periods and add-on charges
Common questions
When does a load need a pilot car in Arizona?
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Can oversize loads travel at night or on weekends in Arizona?
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What is a Class C permit in Arizona?
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Sources
- ADOT oversize/overweight permits (Class A limits, fees)
- A.A.C. R17-6-401, general highway operations
- A.A.C. R17-6-402, night and weekend transport
- A.A.C. R17-6-403, holiday transport restriction
- A.A.C. R17-6-404, metropolitan curfew transport
- A.A.C. R17-6-305, escort vehicles
- A.A.C. R17-6-211, Class C special permits
- A.A.C. Title 17 Ch. 6 Table 1, threshold dimensions
- ADOT Central Commercial Permit Office hours and location
Planning reference. Permits carry their own conditions, and city and county roads have separate rules. Confirm with the ADOT Enforcement and Compliance Division, Commercial Permits before moving a load. Found an error? Report it.
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