Pennsylvania Oversize/ Overweight

Oversize/
Overweight
Permit Manual
Pennsylvania
Foreword
The Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association is pleased to publish this Oversize/ Overweight Permit Manual. Each
state analysis includes information in a standardized format: contact, legal limits, special permit limits, general
restrictions, types of permits available, fees, escort needs, fines, and restricted travel areas. Telephone numbers,
locations, and hours of operation are listed for ports of entry and permit branches. However, readers are always advised
to check with the state offices on current laws and procedures. This project could not have been completed without the
advice and consultation of many state officials. We thank all of those who provided permit manuals, maps, laws,
regulations, and various other forms of documentation.
Legal Notice
This SC&RA Oversize/Overweight Permit Manual is intended only to provide concise, easily read information, useful
in planning movements of overdimensional and overweight loads. This Permit Manual is not intended to be an
accurate summary of all the applicable laws and regulations. Users of the Permit Manual should confirm the
information contained herein before dispatching vehicles and loads. The SC&RA cautions Permit Manual users that
state laws and regulations are subject to change without notice, and that some time elapses between the effective
date of such changes and the amendment of the Permit Manual to reflect those changes. The SC&RA assumes no
responsibility for accident, injury, loss or claim, penalties or any other damage resulting from reliance on the contents
of this Permit Manual.
Specialized Carriers &
Rigging Association
5870 Trinity Parkway, Suite 200
Centreville, VA 20120
PHONE: (703) 698-0291
Fax: (571) 722-1698
Website: www.scranet.org
Email: [email protected]
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the publisher for permission should be addressed to Joel M.
Dandrea, Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association, 5870 Trinity
Parkway, Suite 200, Centreville, VA 20120.
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PENNSYLVANIA
CONTACT:
Central Permit Office
Keystone Building
P.O. Box 2671
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2671
For Overnight Deliveries:
400 North Street, 6th Floor
Keystone Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Website: www.dot.state.pa.us More Links Hauling Permits
Hauling Permits
Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
(717) 787-4680 (General Information Only)
(717) 787-9890 (Fax)
Online Permitting: www.dot1.state.pa.us
(Must register with Central Permit Office)
LEGAL LIMITS
GVW
80,000
o (steer)
20,000
o
20,000 (GVW > 73,280)
22,400 (GVW 73,280 or <)oo 34,000 (GVW
> 73,280)
38,000 (GVW 73,280 or <)
ooo
58,400 (GVW > 73,280)
–— Federal Bridge Formula applies
to combination vehicles registered and
weighing more than 73,280
TOLERANCE 3% scale tolerance on GVW
when axle weighed (not allowed on Interstate
if weighed on stationary scales)
WIDTH
8'
non-designated hwys
8'6" designated hwys
HEIGHT
13'6"
LENGTH
40’ single unit
55’ single unit with boom/boom-like
device
45’ bus
45’ motor home
63’ articulated bus
53' semitrailers (53', kingpin
setting to center of axle
group not to exceed 41')
28'6"doubles
65' auto transporter
75' stinger steered
OVERHANG 3'
front
6'
rear divisible loads; no
rear restriction for
article not exceeding
70’ hauled in
combination for nondivisible loads
TIRE WIDTH800 lbs per inch width
PERMIT LIMITS
o
oo
ooo
oooo
5 axles
6 axles
7 axles
8 axles
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52,000
63,000
72,000
116,000
127,000
136,000
136,000
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WIDTH:
HEIGHT:
LENGTH:
–
–
–
–
16'
14'6"
depends on route
160' (4-lane hwy)
120,000
147,000
174,000
201,000
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PERMIT RESTRICTIONS
General - Permits are valid for five consecutive days. Holidays and holiday weekends do not count in validity
days.
This change to Title 75 Section 4962(f.3) is effective January 24, 2014 and is summarized as follows:
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Permitted loads are allowed to move sunrise to sunset every day of the week except as follows:
o Movement not authorized during holiday periods (holiday period is defined as the holiday and
the work day preceding the holiday

New Year’s Day – January 1

Memorial Day – Last Monday in May
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Independence Day – July 4
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Labor Day – First Monday in September
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Thanksgiving – The fourth Thursday in November

Christmas Day – December 25
o Movement is never authorized during inclement weather
o Movement is authorized in urban areas as defined by Departmental Regulation

Except during the holiday periods listed above, movement under permit in urbanized
areas is authorized during the following time periods:

3 a.m. to 7:30 a.m.

9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

7 p.m. to sunset.

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through the Fort Pitt, Squirrel Hill or Liberty Tunnels in
Allegheny County.
o Additional time and day restrictions may be included in the permit. These restrictions may
include but are not limited to special events and construction.
Permits are valid for 5 consecutive days
o Holidays and holiday weekends do not count in validity days
Dozers with attached blades in excess of 12' but not wider than 15' may be hauled if a blade protector is
securely fastened to the blade. Pennsylvania will ask for the serial number of the blade protector. Note: Rule
is based on blade width, not total width.
Before permits can be ordered on-line, a registration agreement (Form M-936RA), a supplemental
registration agreement (Form M-936RAS) and a surety bond (Form M-936B) in the amount of at least
$5,000 or in excess thereof as required by the central permit office must be filed. These forms can be
downloaded from the Website address noted above. This requirement does not apply if the operator is using
a permit service.
The last prior trip's vehicle inspection report shall be carried with the permit for trucks and truck tractors.
For other vehicles, an inspection certificate is required to be carried with the permit, and must state that the
lighting, brakes, tires, steering mechanism, and coupling device have been checked within the last seven
days prior to the move.
Insurance — The amount of insurance shall be at least $250,000 per person and at least $1 million per
occurrence, or other statutory limitations on damages as the General Assembly may establish. A policy shall
guarantee coverage for damage and injury which occurs during the time the permit is in effect and which is
the result of the granting of the permit to the permittee.
Weekend/Night Travel – Beginning January 24, 2014 permitted loads can now travel from sunrise to
sunset 7 days a week.
Holiday
o Movement not authorized during holiday periods (holiday period is defined as the holiday and
the work day preceding the holiday
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New Year’s Day – January 1

Memorial Day – Last Monday in May
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Independence Day – July 4
Labor Day – First Monday in September
Thanksgiving – The fourth Thursday in November
Christmas Day – December 25
Inclement Weather
Movement is never allowed during inclement weather.
Unfavorable weather or road conditions shall include:
(i) Snow covered highways until pavement has been plowed full width, icy pavements until highway has
been cindered or salted;
(ii) Driving rain, fog, snow storm or other atmospheric conditions which restrict visibility to less than
1,000 feet.
(iii) Winds sufficient to cause the wheels of the (semi) trailer to deflect more than 6 inches from the
path of the wheels of the drawing vehicle.
Permit Information Required — (must use Form M-936A, Form M-936AS or Form M-936AM if not
applying online) — carrier information, SSN/FEIN or account number, type of load including serial number
or if
not available shipper’s bill of lading, and equipment; number of axles; origin and destination; effective dates;
routes to be traveled; number of miles to be traveled; total fees; overall dimensions; gross weight;
registered weight; axle breakdown; license number and state; tractor and trailer information; serial number
of load; where and how to transmit permit.
Movement under a permit is authorized for travel seven days a week in urbanized areas only during the
following time periods:
a) 3:00 am – 7:30 am; b) 9:00 am – 4:00 pm; c) 7:00 pm to sunset; or d) 9:00 am – 4:00 pm only,
through the Fort Pitt, Squirrel Hill, or Liberty Tunnels in Allegheny County.
Urbanized areas in Pennsylvania include: 1) Altoona; 2) Allentown/Bethlehem; 3) Erie; 4) Harrisburg; 5)
Hazelton; 6) Johnstown; 7) Lancaster; 8) Philadelphia; 9) Pittsburgh; 10) Pottsville; 11) Reading; 12)
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre; 13) Stroudsburg; 14) Sunbury; 15) Williamsport; and 16) York.
PERMITS TYPES
Single Trip — Nondivisible Oversize and/or Overweight Vehicle and/or Load
Seasonal — Applicants must apply directly to the state and not thru a Permit Service. Commodity Specific
(cranes, building structural components, implements of husbandry, military convoy)
Annual — Applicants must apply directly to the state and not thru a Permit Service. Commodity Specific
(glass, coal, ash, oil, fiberboard, wooden structures, live domestic animals, animal feed, waste tires, SME
(Special Mobile Equipment) on freeways, articles in course of manufacture, crossings, containerized cargo)
FEES
PERMIT FEES EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2014
Load
Type
Description
Duration
Cost
34
35A
35B
37A
38A - C
38D
39
Excess Damage
Crane < 100,000 pounds
Crane > 100,000 pounds
Float/Flat Glass
Waste Coal/Beneficial Combustion Ash/Limestone
Waste Tires
Refined Oil
Annual
Seasonal
Seasonal
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
40
41
42A - B
43
44
45
Construction Equipment
Particleboard/Fiberboard
Building Structural Components
Wooden Structures
Live Domestic Animals
Animal Feed/Grain
Annual
Annual
Seasonal
Annual
Annual
Annual
$640
Pro-rated up to $553
Pro-rated up to $139 + $69/mile
$1209
$565
$845
$1130 up to 50 miles
$1690 more than 50 miles
$520
$1130
$141/month
$1468
$520
$587
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48
50A
50B
SME (Hauling or Towing)
SME (Driven)
Raw Milk
Hot Ingot/Hot Box
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
50C
Flat Rolled Steel Coils or Slabs
Annual
50D
Road Tested Crane
Annual
50E
Raw Coal
Annual
50F
50G
Raw Milk/Raw Coal
Raw Water
Annual
Annual
50H
Pulpwood/Chips(5-axle)
Annual
50I
Cryogenic Liquid
Annual
50J
Pulpwood Chips (6-axle)
Annual
50K
Milk (Except Raw Milk)
Annual
50L
50X
51A C
51D
51E
52A E
53
Eggs
Non-Hazardous Glue
Course of Manufacture (<8’6” up to > 12’ wide)
Annual
Annual
Annual
$300
$300
$750
$750 < 100,000# more than 1
mile $756 + $152/mile
>100,000#
$69 up to 1 mile
$750 more than 1 mile
$69 < 100,000# up to 1 mile
$750 < 100,000# more than 1
mile
$756 + $152/mile > 100,000#
$69 up to 1 mile
$750 more than 1 mile
$69
$69 up to 1 mile
$750 more than 1 mile
$69 up to 1 mile
$750 more than 1 mile
$69 < 100,000# up to 1 mile
$750 < 100,000# more than 1
mile
$756 + $152/mile > 100,000#
$69 < 100,000# up to 1 mile
$750 < 100,000# more than 1
mile
$756 + $152/mile > 100,000#
$69 up to 1 mile
$750 more than 1 mile
$400
$1000
$130
Basic Oxygen Furnace
Course of Manufacture (< 9’ wide)
Highway Crossing
Annual
Annual
Annual
$1300
$1300
$415
Tracked Vehicle Highway Crossing
Single Trip
54A B
55
56A E
Quarry Equipment
Annual
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$706
Utility Construction Equipment
Containerized Cargo
Seasonal
Annual
56F
57A B
Containerized Cargo Refrigerated Meat Products
Emergency
Annual
Single Trip
58A
General Government
Single Trip or
Annual
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$155 (1–15 Permits )
$233 (16-50 Permits)
$388 (51-100 Permits)
$544 (101-150 Permits)
$622 (151-200 Permits)
$100
$35 (If < 14’ wide) wide + $0.04
ton-mile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
Free
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58B
58C
Military Convoy
Military Certified
Seasonal
Single Trip
58D
58E
Government Agency
PennDOT Contract
58F
58G
58H
58J
59A C
Government Holiday Tree
Government Paint Truck
Government Agency
General Government
Radioactive Material/Radioactive Transfer Cask
Annual
Seasonal or
Annual
Single Trip
Annual
Annual
Single Trip
Single Trip
60
Building (built on site)
Single Trip
61
Dozer
Single Trip
62
Boat
Single Trip
63A C
64
Mobile Home/Modular Housing Unit/Modular
Housing Undercarriage
Super Load
Single Trip
65A C
Motor Vehicle/Crane w/Boom/Crane
Single Trip
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
66 - A
Vehicle (Oversize)
Single Trip
67A H
General/Crane/Excavator/Loader/Paver/Scraper/
Tuck/Misc Vehicle
Single Trip
67J
Oversize Built-up
$35 (If < 14’ wide)
$71 (If > 14’ wide)
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$35 (If < 14’ wide)
$71 (If > 14’ wide)
68A J
Miscellaneous - Scraper Drawn Piggyback/Towed
Vehicle/Towed Mobile Unit/Manufactured Building
Unit/Crane & Boom Dolly SME/Load After
Citation/OS/OW Semitrailer/Construction Equipment
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Single Trip
Free
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$71 (If > 14’) wide + $0.04 tonmile
Free
$35 (If < 14’ wide)
$71 (If > 14’ wide)
Free
Free
Free
Free
$35 ( < 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04 tonmile
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
$35 (If < 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) + $0.04
ton-mile
$39 (if < 14’ wide)
$76 (if > 14’ wide)
Preliminary Fees: $50 +
$10/county
Permit Fees:
$35 (If < 14’ wide)
$71 (If > 14’ wide)
Additional fees could occur
$35 (If < 14’ wide) +
$0.04 ton-mile
$71 (If > 14’ wide) +
$0.04 ton-mile
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ESCORTS AND SIGNS
All escorts must have insurance in the amount of one million dollars and list the Commonwealth as an
additional insured.
Labeling — All vehicles and loads of excessive size must be marked with red or fluorescent orange flags not
less than 18" square. Signs with the words “OVERSIZE LOAD” must be placed on the front and rear of the
vehicle, and on both the front and rear of pilot cars when escorts are required. The sign attached to a
permitted vehicle or load must have dimensions of at least 7' x 18", with 10" black letter with a 2 inch letter
stroke on a yellow background.
Escort Vehicles and Personnel — Pilot cars must have revolving or flashing amber lights on top of the
car. One rear escort is required for vehicles over 90' in length. Vehicles over 13' in width must have one
rear escort on roads with two or more lanes which carry traffic in the same direction. The escort vehicle
must lead the overwidth vehicle on highways having only one lane which carries traffic in the same
direction. Vehicles with loads over 14'6" in height must have a pilot car preceding the vehicle by 1,000–
3,000' and equipped with a height pole.
Escorts may be required in some urbanized areas.
Law Enforcement Escort Requirements - Pennsylvania state escorts will be necessary for hauling super
loads. State escort fees are assessed by PA State Police.
An escort by uniformed State Police or local police shall be required in the following instances:
(A) Buildings in excess of 16 feet in width.
(B) Super loads.
(C) The period while a provision of the act is being contravened.
(ii) An escort by Department personnel may also be required if conditions warrant.
(iii) If an escort by the State Police is necessary, the application shall be submitted to the Department
to allow for the State Police to be notified by the Central Permit Office at least 24 hours prior to initial
movement under the permit.
Certification – Pilot Car Escort Certification is not currently required.
FINES
Overdimension Only — $500–$1,000 plus court costs per violation.
Overweight Fines:
For concurrent weight violations (axle, wheel and gross weight), an operator will be cited only for the one
weight violation that produces the greatest fine.
•
Exceeding maximum legal wheel weights — $100, plus $100 for each 200 lbs. or part thereof in excess
of 200 lbs over the maximum wheel weight.
•
Exceeding maximum legal axle weights — $100, plus $100 for each 500 lbs. or part thereof in
excess of 2,000 lbs. over the maximum axle weight.
•
Exceeding maximum registered or classification of vehicle by number of axles - $75, plus $75 for
each 500 lbs. or part thereof 3,000 lbs over the maximum gross weight or the registered gross weight.
If gross weight of any vehicle or combination exceeds 80,000 lbs., or the applicable weight gross weight
allowed, the fine is doubled.
•
Exceeding gross weight limitation of a posted road or bridge — $150, plus $150 for each 500 lbs, or
part thereof, in excess of 3,000 pounds over the maximum allowable weight.
Operators may be allowed up to four hours to shift load to avoid an overweight axle citation, provided the
total vehicle weight is less than 3% over legal limit. However, if operator is traveling under permit, no
shifting is permitted and operator will be cited.
The fine for operating or moving with an altered, forged or counterfeit permit is $5000 for each violation, in
addition to other fines that may be imposed, plus court costs per violation.
The fine for operating or moving with an expired, void or invalidated permit is $1,000, in addition to other
fines that may be imposed, plus court costs per violation.
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RESTRICTED TRAVEL
Moving Heavy Equipment at Railroad Grade Crossing.
(a)
General Rule — No person shall operate or move any crawler-type tractor, power shovel, derrick,
roller, or any equipment or structure having a normal operating speed of ten or less miles per hour or a
vertical body or load clearance of less than one-half inch per foot of the distance between any two adjacent
axles or in any event of less than nine inches measured above the level surface of a roadway, upon or
across any tracks at a railroad crossing without first complying with this section.
(b)
Notice of intended crossing — Notice of any intended crossing shall be given to an authorized
representative of the railroad and a reasonable time be given to the railroad to provide proper protection at
the crossing.
(c)
Stopping at crossing — Before making any crossing, the person operating or moving vehicle or
equipment shall first stop the vehicle or equipment not less than 15' nor more than 50' from the nearest rail
of the railroad and while so stopped shall listen and look in both directions along the track for any
approaching train and for signals indicating the approach of a train, and shall not proceed until the crossing
can be made safely.
(d)
Movement over crossing — No crossing shall be made when warning is given by automatic signal or
crossing gates or a flagman or otherwise of the immediate approach of a railroad train or car. Movement
over a crossing shall be under the direction of any flagman provided by the railroad.
PORTS OF ENTRY
None Noted
PERMIT ORDERING
To obtain a Special Hauling Permit, first complete an application (Form M-936A) giving
particulars on the vehicle, load, and proposed routing. Then submit your completed application
to the Transportation Department District Office nearest the point of origin.
Applicants who have an active account number in good standing may also independently submit permit
applications via the
internet. Most web-submitted applications are processed in under a minute using the
Department's state-of-the-art APRAS program (APRAS is the acronym for Automated Permit
Routing/Analysis System).
Web-submitted applications may request Permits to be sent e-mail or fax.
Persons not having an account number need to submit a current Insurance Certificate
evidencing coverage of at least $1,000,000 combined single limits and naming the
Commonwealth of PA as an "additional Insured". Permits may also be obtained through any
registered permit service.
The District permit staff will review each application in its entirety,
giving particular attention to completeness, accuracy, nondivisibility, and the proposed route of
travel.
Your proposed routing may be changed for one or more of the following reasons:
1. overlength and overwidth vehicles are routed around highway and bridge construction
projects which cannot accommodate the permitted vehicle, due to lane changes or
reduced lane widths;
2. overheight vehicles are routed around overhead structures that do not provide adequate
vertical clearance for the permitted vehicle;
3. overweight vehicles are routed around bridges which would be loaded beyond their
Operating Rating by the permitted vehicle; AND,
4. permitted vehicles are routed around highways or bridges that are posted with a weight
restriction less than the permitted vehicle's gross weight.
If your vehicle's gross weight exceeds 136,000 pounds, generally, or axle weights are in excess
of those in the chart shown below,it will also be necessary to complete and submit a
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supplemental application (Form M-936AS) giving particulars on removable parts and each
axle. The District Bridge Engineer(s) will evaluate what effect your overweight vehicle will have
on bridge spans on your proposed route of travel. The Bridge Engineer(s) may specify permit
operating conditions that the driver must follow precisely to avoid overloading any bridge span.
Be sure to submit your supplemental application at least one workday in advance.
In some instances (e.g., return trip requests, bona fide emergency requests) it will also be
necessary to complete and submit a miscellaneous application (Form M-936 AM) giving
particular information as requested on the form.
SAMPLE FORM M-936AS BRIDGE REVIEW THRESHOLDS
Threshold
Axle Weight
Vehicle type (Pounds)
Special Mobile Equipment...................................27,000
Tractor Semi-trailer Combination
steering axle ...................................................12,000
single axle........................................................27,000
two tandem axles.............................................26,000 (each)
three tandem axles ..........................................21,000 (each)
four or more tandem axles .............................18,000 (each)
For additional information, see 67 PA Code, Chapter 179, paragraph 179.8, which is available
from any District Permit Office (see page 39).
Permit Issuance
Upon review and approval of the application, a Special Hauling Permit will be issued, specifying
the approved routes and any special conditions relating to the movement. (There will be
additional fees charged for permits that are wired.)
The driver must have the permit and any/every supplement and general conditions (Form M938) in his possession and available for inspection. The general conditions provide for the safe
and convenient passage of traffic by specifying pilot car and police escort requirements,
lighting, signing, flagging, inspection requirements, travel period restrictions, inclement weather
restrictions, and other safeguards. All drivers must comply with the terms of the permit, its
special conditions, and the general conditions contained in Form M-938. The Permittee and its
driver need to review the Permit prior to movement to ensure the vehicle(s) and load
information is consistent with the application and permit and, also, to review the authorized
routes and conditions on the Permit and any supplement. If there is an error or clarification
needed on your permit, do not begin the movement until the issue is resolved.
Each pilot car driver must carry a Certificate of Insurance evidencing the minimum insurance requirement as
noted above (See Regulation 179.7).
SPECIAL NOTES
Recent Changes – Purpose: The addition to Title 75 Section 4962(f.3) changes the hours over dimensional
vehicles are allowed to move with a permit. Beginning January 24, 2014 permitted loads can now travel from
sunrise to sunset 7 days a week.
Pending Changes – None Noted.
CONTACTS
City of Philadelphia — Must have a permit to operate on city streets. Permits are available from 9:00 am to
3:30 pm.
Oversize vehicles may not travel along Traffic Route 209 in Monroe and Pike Counties between I-80 and the
Pennsylvania-New York border unless approval is obtained from the National Park Service (570) 588-6344.
Operators must receive approval when operating permitted loads in the following jurisdiction
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh Traffic Department
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(412) 350- 5978
Dauphin County
Harrisburg/Sgt. Butler
(717) 255-3131
Elk County
St. Mary’s Borough Police
(814) 772-0000
Ridgway Borough Police
(loads over 11’ wide/ 90’ long)
(814) 772-0000
Lebanon County
City Engineer
(717) 273-6711 x426
City of Grove City
Police Department
(724) 458-7925
City of Mercer
Police Department
(724) 662-6110
City of Philadelphia
(215) 580-8253
(height and weight only)
City of York
Office of Public Works
(717) 849-2245
Borough of Slippery Rock
Police Department
(724) 794-6388
Delaware River Port Authority
(856) 241-4850
Burlington County Bridge Commission
(856) 829-1900
Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
(267) 790-1046
PA Dept of Transportation
STAA Routes
(717) 783-6473
Engineering District 1-0
255 Elm Street
Box 398
Oil City, PA 16301
Permits: (814) 678-7038
Engineering District 2-0
1924-30 Daisy Street
Clearfield, PA 16830
Permits: (814) 765-0512
Engineering District 3-0
715 Jordan Avenue
Montoursville, PA 17754
Permits: (570) 368-4415
Engineering District 4-0
O’Neill Highway
Dunmore PA 18512
(570) 963-3505
Engineering District 5-0
1002 Hamilton Street
Allentown, PA 18101
(610) 871-4167
Engineering District 6-0
7000 Geerdes Blvd.
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Permits: (610) 205-6787
Engineering District 8-0
2140 Herr Street
Harrisburg, PA 17103
Permits: (717) 787-5918
Engineering District 9-0
1620 North Juniata Street
Hollidaysburg, PA 16648
Permits: (814) 696-7261
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Engineering District 10-0
2550 Oakland Ave
P.O. Box 429
Indiana, PA 15701
(724) 357-2832
Engineering District 11-0
45 Thoms Run Road
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Permits: (412) 429-4806
Engineering District 12-0
PO Box 459
825 North Gallatin Avenue Ext.
Uniontown, PA 15401
Permits: (724) 425-3017
Bureau of Highway Safety &
Traffic Engineering
Central Permit Office
6th Fl, PO Box 2671
Harrisburg, PA 17105
Permits: (717) 783-6473
PA-11
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SC&RA Oversize/Overweight Permit Manual