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Heavy haul in Georgia

Heavy Haul Trucking in Georgia

Reliable Transport LLC permits, routes and escorts heavy haul and superload moves in Georgia with our own team. We are based in Dayton, Ohio, and we haul across the USA and Canada.

This page is general information only, not legal advice and not a permit. Rules change often and each state's permit and official rules are the final word. Always confirm limits, escorts, routes and travel times with the state permit office before moving a load. Reliable Transport LLC is not responsible for decisions made using this information.

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Georgia loads, planned in house

We are USDOT 3906954 and MC 1441035. Our in house permitting team pulls permits in every state on the route, including GDOT oversize permits for Georgia, and our own escorts and utility bucket trucks run with the load.

Hauling through other states? Use our permit map and route planner

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Georgia permits in plain English

What Georgia asks of a heavy load

These Georgia rules shape a heavy haul route. Our permitting team checks the current rules for every state on your route. The full list, with every source, is on our Georgia permit rules page.

Permit and escort rules

Official sources linked
TopicRule
Legal limitsWithout a permit, a load in Georgia can be up to 8'6"W and 13'6"H, at up to 80,000 lbs gross. (GDOT Oversize Permits)
EscortsOver 12'W or 75'L, escorts or amber lights; over 125'L, front and rear escorts. (Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2, GDOT Oversize Permits)
HeightAt 15'6"H, a front escort with a height sensor. (Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2, GDOT Oversize Permits)
Travel hours30 minutes after sunrise to 30 minutes before sunset. (Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2, GDOT Oversize Permits)
AtlantaInside I 285 only to pick up or deliver, and not in weekday rush hours. (GDOT Oversize Permits, Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2)
WeatherNo travel in fog, snow or ice; over 12'W, not in winds over 25 mph. (Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2, GDOT Oversize Permits)
SuperloadsOver 16'W, 16'H or 150,000 lbs; over 180,000 lbs, a bridge analysis. (Rules of the Georgia DOT, Chapter 672 2, GDOT Oversize Permits)

Rules change. We checked these rules on October 1, 2026 against the GDOT Oversize Permits page and Rules of the Georgia DOT Chapter 672 2, and each one against a second source where one exists; single source items say check with the state. Our permitting team confirms the current rules for every move.

Questions

Georgia heavy haul questions

Do you haul heavy loads in Georgia?

Yes. We are based at 7660 W Third St in Dayton, OH 45417, and we haul oversize and overweight loads across the USA and Canada. Our permitting team pulls the Georgia permit for the Georgia part of the route.

When does a Georgia load need escorts?

Over 12'W or 75'L, escorts or amber lights, and over 125'L front and rear escorts. At 15'6"H, a front escort with a height sensor.

Can oversize loads go through Atlanta?

Only to pick up or deliver inside I 285, and not during weekday rush hours.

How heavy a load can you haul?

Our superload service handles loads up to 300,000 lbs, with permits, routing and escorts by our own team.

Hauling through other states? Use our permit map and route planner

Open the route planner
USDOT 3906954MC 1441035
Live GPSand a dash cam on every truck
In housepermitting, routing, escorts, utility bucket trucks, maintenance and drivers
USA and Canadawith bonded and non bonded shipments across the Canadian border

Georgia heavy haul quote

Ready to move it?

Send the weight and dimensions, the pickup and delivery points, and your dates. We will work out the permits, route, escorts and equipment.

This page is general information only, not legal advice and not a permit. Rules change often and each state's permit and official rules are the final word. Always confirm limits, escorts, routes and travel times with the state permit office before moving a load. Reliable Transport LLC is not responsible for decisions made using this information.