What's considered a Superload?
A super load is any load that exceeds 160 feet in length, 16 feet in width, 16 feet in height and 200,000 pounds in weight. These loads require a lot of expertise, specialized trailers and permits to deliver them safely. When shipping super loads, regulations vary from one state to another.
Some frequently asked questions about super loads are:
- What is the difference between a large load and a super load? A large or oversized load exceeds the legal limits set by the Department of Transportation (DOT). A super load is larger than an oversized load and requires special approval from DOT before it can traverse public roads.
- What is used to carry super loads? Some of the carriers and trailers used to handle extremely large loads include platform trailers, self-propelled trailers, beam trailers and multiline trailers. The type of trailer used will depend on the weight and dimensions of your load. nts. Whether you need a ride to the airport, a special event, or a business meeting, we've got you covered.
