Applications and supporting documentation
Requirements for submitting an application, including supporting load and vehicle documents, financial assurances, submission procedures and processing timelines.
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How is a pre-approval file number obtained, and where and how must a superload permit application be submitted?Nothing on file answers this yet.
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Superload application submission office (In words)
The office or authority to which all applications for the movement of superloads must be submitted.
Certification that load cannot feasibly be reduced required (Yes or no)
Whether an application must include a declaration or certification that the load or equipment cannot be rearranged, divided or reduced to comply with normal weight and dimension limits.
- New York
Yes
For by the manufacturer or designer of the load and/or vehicle. 1 more case.
- Quebec
Yes
For the applicant; except for a Class 4 permit application. 2 more cases.
Not stated in Ontario.
Application submission fax number (In words)
The fax number to which superload permit applications and all related information must be sent.
Not stated in Quebec.
Application submission email address (In words)
The email address to which superload permit applications and all related information must be sent.
Not stated in Quebec.
Vehicle and axle information required (In words)
The vehicle, tire, axle, suspension, spacing and weight specifications or declarations that must accompany a superload permit application.
- New York
Number of tires per axle and tire ratings, both single and dual capacity.
For gross weight equal to or greater than 200,000 pounds. 1 more case.
- Quebec
Axle load and total laden mass.
For class 6 permit. 5 more cases.
Not stated in Ontario.
Minimum application lead time for superload overweight permit (Measures)
The minimum number of days before the intended move that an application for a superload overweight permit must be submitted.
- Ontario5 days
Not stated in Quebec and New York.
Vehicle and axle drawings required for superload overweight application (In words)
The vehicle and axle drawings required for a superload overweight application.
- New York
Schematic showing side and rear elevations and plan view of the complete unit (tractor, trailer, jeep dollies), including overhangs and axle configuration.
For gross weight equal to or greater than 200,000 pounds. 1 more case.
Not stated in Ontario and Quebec.
Engineer-certified information required for crane superload application (In words)
The engineer-certified information required for a crane superload application.
- Quebec
Copy of an attestation signed by an engineer: characteristics provided for in section 3.1, paragraph 7, and section 3.2, paragraphs 5 to 8; year of manufacture, maximum speed, lifting capacity, removable equipment included in the declared mass; characteristics of section 3.2, paragraph 1, if Class 1 or 7 required.
For class 6 permit for a crane. 1 more case.
Not stated in Ontario and New York.
Where the comparisons come from
- General Information and Requirements for Superload Moves (PERM 12S)(opens in a new tab)
www.dot.ny.gov, PDF, 13 facts
- Information Concerning Special Hauling Permits, PERM 30(opens in a new tab)
www.dot.ny.gov, PDF, 12 facts
- Superloads – Direct Ordering Procedures(opens in a new tab)
www.dot.ny.gov, PDF, 12 facts
- Guide to oversize/overweight vehicles and loads(opens in a new tab)
www.ontario.ca, web page, 7 facts
- C-24.2, r. 35 – Règlement sur le permis spécial de circulation(opens in a new tab)
www.legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca, web page, 5 facts
- Règlement sur le permis spécial de circulation (C-24.2, r. 35)(opens in a new tab)
www.legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca, web page, 4 facts
- Guide pour le demandeur et le titulaire de permis spéciaux de circulation(opens in a new tab)
www.transports.gouv.qc.ca, PDF, 3 facts
- Get an oversize/overweight permit(opens in a new tab)
www.ontario.ca, web page, 2 facts
- Superloads — New York State Department of Transportation(opens in a new tab)
www.dot.ny.gov, web page, 1 fact