Nevada oversize load rules
Legal limits, pilot car requirements, travel restrictions, superload thresholds and permit fees for oversize and overweight loads in Nevada.
Legal limits without a permit
| Width | 8′6″ |
|---|---|
| Height | 14′ |
| Length | 70′ overall · 10′ front or rear overhang |
| Weight | 80,000 lb gross |
What Pro adds for Nevada
- 5 escort rules with counts by width, height, length and road type
- 3 travel restrictions: curfews, night, weekends, holidays
- Superload thresholds and conditions
- 1 published fee line 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
- Overhang and route-type conditions
Travel restrictions
- 3 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
- 1 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 Nevada?
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What is a superload in Nevada?
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Are there I-15 restrictions for wide loads in Nevada?
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Sources
- NDOT over-dimensional vehicle permits
- NAC 484D.670, pilot cars
- NAC 484D.655, single-trip permit maximum dimensions
- NAC 484D.645, conditions of permits for oversized loads
- NDOT commercial vehicle contacts (ODV Permits Office)
Planning reference. Permits carry their own conditions, and city and county roads have separate rules. Confirm with the Nevada DOT Over-Dimensional Vehicle Permits (Carson City) before moving a load. Found an error? Report it.
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