Can I purchase a permit at a weigh station?
No. All permitting is through K-Trips, and our weigh stations cannot accept payments. (785) 368-6501 or https://www.k-trips.com/
No. All permitting is through K-Trips, and our weigh stations cannot accept payments. (785) 368-6501 or https://www.k-trips.com/
If the vehicle exceeds any of the legal dimensions and does not qualify for an exception to the oversize load permit. (KSA 8-1911)
All permitting is done through the Kansas Truck Routing Intelligent Permitting System, known as K-Trips. Call (785) 368-6501 or visit
No. Vehicles operating under the provisions of a special permit that exceed the width or length limitations shall have a sign attached that reads "OVERSIZE LOAD" while operating in Kansas. The dimensions of the sign shall be a minimum of seven feet long and 18 inches high. Letters shall be a minimum of 10 inches
Yes. Vehicles operating under the provision of a special permit that exceed length or width limitations shall not operate during the time period between 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise, unless specifically authorized under another statute or regulation. (KSA 8-1911(m))Oversize and overweight loads shall not be transported when visibility is less than
No. A legible electronic copy is sufficient but must be open to inspection by any police officer or authorized agent of any authority granting the permit. (KSA 8-1911(e))
No. Superloads, large structures, and loads exceeding 14 feet in width require escort vehicles. All escort service providers and operators must be registered with KDOT. (KSA 8-1921 and KAR 36-45-1 through 36-45-10)
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