Route Discovery · $15 per permit

See the road before you buy.

We work out the road your oversize load can actually take before a permit is bought — the whole path, costed, so nothing is discovered at a low bridge.

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A map of the United States with the states on an oversize load route — Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana — selected for permitting
How it works
01
Share your load

Send us dimensions, weight, axles, and where the trip starts and ends.

02
We analyze the route

Someone who has hauled the load works the path out, state by state, inside the rules.

03
You get an estimate

A costed route, in your hands before a permit is bought.

The analysis is done by drivers who have run OS and OW freight in all 48 states.

$310
Example trip estimate
Route discovery

What a route analysis answers

What is the difference between Route Discovery and Routing?

Route Discovery happens before you buy: we work out which road the load can legally take, state by state, and what that trip will cost. Routing happens after: we read the permit you already hold and turn it into a map the driver can follow.

How much does a route analysis cost?

$15 per permit.

Why analyse the route before buying the permit?

Because the alternative is discovering the problem at a low bridge, with the load already on the trailer and the permit already paid for. A costed route in advance means nothing about the trip is a surprise.

Who works out the route?

Drivers who have run oversize and overweight freight across all 48 states, now working the desk. The path is worked out by someone who has driven one.

Permits, routes and provisions for heavy haul, in all 48 states.

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