"Safety is our top priority not only for drivers, but also for the general public that may come within close proximity to heavy haul or over dimensional freight."  

 known as Heavy Haul shipments of Heavy Haul Trucking pose special challenges for shippers. Often times a shipment is both over- dimensional as well as overweight in nature and therefore may require special routing in order to travel only on the highways that permit vehicle weights can accommodate them in the Continental United States , Canada and Mexico. 

Frequently require special trucks and trailers that carry the size of what you're shipping. They may also require the purchase of special permits issued by various governmental agencies, states, and municipalities through which your shipment will travel.

When a flatbed trailer is insufficient due to the shipment being too tall, wide of heavy, a heavy haul trucking method is your only option. Heavy haul trucking , also commonly called: super load, oversize, or overweight of over dimensional, is explained below. 

In the U.S. a super load is a truck tractor with an attached trailer that has an over dimensional or overweight object (the load) on it that exceeds the ordinary permit limits commonly associated with oversize or overweight loads. Both the size and weight of a super load are regulated by the State the load is moving in and is different depending on which State it is. An oversize load (including tractor and trailer) may exceed the standard legal dimensions of 13'6" in height and 8'6" in width (the length varies by state). The load must be non-reducible (cannot be reduced to legal dimensions). An overweight load must consist of a single unit to be shipped that will exceed the total legal gross weight of 80,000 lbs for the truck, trailer and unit shipped.