Georgia Oversize & Overweight Permits

Permits Canada obtains oversize and overweight permits for Georgia for trucks and loads over the legal width, height, length or weight.

Georgia legal dimensions and weight

A truck and load within these limits needs no oversize or overweight permit in Georgia.

Gross weight80,000 lbs

Georgia oversize permit rules

Permits offeredSingle trip, annual, annual plus, superload
EscortsOver 12 ft wide: front escort plus rear escort/amber lights on 2-lane, rear only on 4-lane; over 14 ft 8 in: front and rear on 2-lane; over 16 ft set case by case; front height-sensor escort at 15 ft 6 in high

Loads over 12 ft wide may not travel when visibility is under 600 ft or wind exceeds 25 mph.

Getting your permit with Permits Canada

  1. Send us the online oversize / overweight application with your truck, trailer, load dimensions and route.
  2. A permit agent applies for your Georgia permit and checks the route conditions.
  3. Your permit arrives by email with its travel conditions. Oversize and overweight permits can take longer, since the authorities review each application.

Our fee is $40 to $50 CAD per permit, plus the Georgia state fee, which depends on the dimensions, weight and route.

Also need temporary registration or fuel tax coverage? See Georgia trip & fuel permits.

Georgia oversize permit questions

What is the legal gross weight in Georgia?

The legal gross weight in Georgia is 80,000 lbs. A heavier truck needs an overweight permit.

When are pilot or escort vehicles required in Georgia?

Over 12 ft wide: front escort plus rear escort/amber lights on 2-lane, rear only on 4-lane; over 14 ft 8 in: front and rear on 2-lane; over 16 ft set case by case; front height-sensor escort at 15 ft 6 in high.

How much does a Georgia oversize permit cost?

Permits Canada charges $40 to $50 CAD per permit, plus the Georgia state fee, which depends on the dimensions, weight and route.

Last reviewed October 2026. Rules change; your permit agent confirms them for each move. All provinces and states