Heavy haul in Wyoming
Heavy Haul Trucking in Wyoming
Reliable Transport LLC permits, routes and escorts heavy haul and superload moves in Wyoming 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.
Reliable Transport LLC
Wyoming loads, planned in house
We are USDOT 3906954 and MC 1441035. We haul single pieces from 70,000 up to 300,000 lbs on 8 to 22 axle setups. Our in house permitting team pulls permits in every state on the route, including Wyoming Highway Patrol permits for Wyoming, and our own escorts and utility bucket trucks run with the load.
Hauling through other states? Use our permit map and route planner
Open the route plannerWyoming at a glance
WHP- Escorts start
- 14'W on two lane roads
- Interstate escorts
- 15'W and wider
- Legal size
- 8'6"W, 14'H
- Super load
- Over 18'W, 17'H, 120'L or 160,000 lbs
- Travel
- Daylight hours
- Holidays
- No escorted moves on six holidays
Before the move
How we plan a Wyoming load
Every Wyoming move starts with a permit from the Wyoming Highway Patrol. Our permitting team checks the size, weight and route against the WYDOT rules, then sets the escorts and travel windows the permit calls for.
On two lane highways, a load 14'W or wider, or 110'L or longer, runs with an escort in front and one behind. On interstates and four lane divided highways, escorts start at 15'W.
Over 18'W, 17'H, 120'L or 160,000 lbs gross, the load is a super load, approved by the WHP Overweight Loads Office. Our 22 axle setups carry loads up to 300,000 lbs.
Sources: WYDOT Rules Chapter 5; Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules.
Services we haul here
What we haul in Wyoming
Our moves
Heavy loads we have hauled
These moves show the size of load our team permits, routes and escorts.
110,000 lb switchgear building
Houston, TX to Los Angeles, CA in 2025, at 250,000 lbs gross and 185'L x 17'W x 17'H loaded.
CAT 775F off highway truck
Tennessee to California in 2024, at 90'L x 16'10"W x 16'2"H and 187,000 lbs loaded.
207,000 lb dryer drum
Louisville, KY to Richmond, VA in December 2025, at 300,000 lbs gross and 165'L x 13'6"W x 17'H loaded, with a crew of 15.
Moving a load in Wyoming?
Send the weight, dimensions and route, and we will plan the move.
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Wyoming permits in plain English
What Wyoming asks of a heavy load
These Wyoming 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 Wyoming permit rules page.
Permit and escort rules
Official sources linked| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Legal limits | Without a permit, a load in Wyoming can be up to 8'6"W and 14'H. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
| Escorts, two lane highways | 14'W or wider, 110'L or longer, or any part of the load left of the centerline: one escort in front and one behind. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
| Escorts, interstates | 15'W or wider on interstates and four lane divided highways: one escort. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
| Rear overhang | 25' or more: one escort behind the load on all highways. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5) |
| Travel hours | Oversize loads move in daylight, from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. A load up to 10'W, permitted, signed and lit as the rules require, may also travel at night on interstate highways only. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
| Holidays | No moves that need escorts on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas, or over the holiday weekends. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
| Super loads | Over 18'W, 17'H, 120'L or 160,000 lbs gross, the move needs a Class A permit, approved only by the WHP Overweight Loads Office. (WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Wyoming Highway Patrol, commercial carrier rules) |
Rules change. We checked these rules on October 15, 2026 against WYDOT Rules Chapter 5, Size and Weight Limitations of Vehicles, as filed in 2025, and the Wyoming Highway Patrol commercial carrier rules, 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
Wyoming heavy haul questions
Do you haul heavy loads in Wyoming?
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 Wyoming permit for the Wyoming part of the route.
When does a Wyoming load need escorts?
On two lane highways, at 14'W or wider, or 110'L or longer, with one escort in front and one behind. On interstates and four lane divided highways, at 15'W or wider.
Can a wide load travel at night in Wyoming?
Oversize loads move in daylight. A load up to 10'W may travel at night on interstate highways only, when it is permitted, signed and lit as the rules require.
When is a Wyoming load a super load?
Over 18'W, 17'H, 120'L or 160,000 lbs gross.
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
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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.