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Heavy haul in Oregon

Heavy Haul Trucking in Oregon

Reliable Transport LLC permits, routes and escorts heavy haul and superload moves in Oregon 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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Oregon 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 ODOT over dimension permits for Oregon, 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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Oregon permits in plain English

What Oregon asks of a heavy load

These Oregon 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 Oregon permit rules page.

Permit and escort rules

Official sources linked
TopicRule
Route surveyGenerally required over 17'H; ORION asks for a survey upload over 18'H. (ODOT Trucking Terminology and Acronyms, ODOT ORION customer training packet)
Height poleOver 14'6"H, one front pilot with a height pole unless an ODOT declaration is on file. (ODOT Over Dimension Operations, ODOT Pilot Car Guide (May 2026))
Legal limitsWithout a permit, a load in Oregon can be up to 8'6"W and 14'H, at up to 80,000 lbs. (ODOT Legal Vehicle Dimensions, OAR chapter 734 division 82)
EscortsBy Route Map 2 color and size; over 14'W on the Interstate, one rear pilot up to 16'W. (ODOT Pilot Car Guide (May 2026), ODOT Trucking Terminology and Acronyms)
Travel hoursDaylight for non divisible loads; night only up to 12'W on interstates and 10'W on other green routes. (ODOT Oregon Travel Restrictions, ODOT Pilot Car Guide (May 2026))
HolidaysHoliday period closures for non divisible loads, with the windows listed on the ODOT travel restrictions page. (ODOT Oregon Travel Restrictions, ODOT Pilot Car Guide (May 2026))

Rules change. We checked these rules on October 5, 2026 against the ODOT over dimension pages, the Pilot Car Guide and OAR chapter 734 division 82, and each one against a second source. Rules we could not confirm twice are left off this page. Our permitting team confirms the current rules for every move.

Questions

Oregon heavy haul questions

Do you haul heavy loads in Oregon?

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 Oregon permit for the Oregon part of the route.

When does an Oregon load need a route survey?

A route survey is generally required over 17'H.

When does a tall Oregon load need a height pole?

Over 14'6"H, one front pilot with a height pole, unless an ODOT height declaration is on file.

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
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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.