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Heavy Haul

Photograph the permit.
FleetPath reads
the whole thing.

Snap a state oversize or overweight permit and FleetPath pulls the required routes, banned roads, escort rules, travel windows, and dimensional caps straight onto your dispatch packet. Every route it builds is truck-aware: it plans around the load’s real height, width, weight, and axle profile, not a generic 80,000 pound truck.

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One move, gate by gateOne load. Every gate clear.
  1. 01

    Capture

    Permit read

    Document validatedComplete
  2. 02

    Check

    Rules verified

    Dimensions and escorts clearedComplete
  3. 03

    Move

    Route protected

    Approved corridor engagedIn transit
  4. 04

    Prove

    Proof attached

    Passage record waitingPending
  5. 05

    Settle

    Record closed

    Permit and money reconcilePending
Permit intakeCHAPTER 01

Your permit is a photo away from a full dispatch packet

FleetPath pulls the approved route, escort rules, and travel windows out of dense permit documents so dispatch can review the requirements before the move.

Dimensional control

The load is the route.

Height, width, weight, permits, escorts, and the approved corridor are modeled as one protected move.

Truck-aware routingCHAPTER 02

Routing that knows the load is 16 feet tall

Every candidate route is planned around the load’s real profile, not a generic tractor-trailer.

Permits and feesCHAPTER 03

Know what the move requires before you price it

Start with the load’s dimensions and weight to identify permit needs, estimate costs, and plan lead time. State requirements and the issued permit control the move.

Heavy-haul planning illustration showing a transformer load, dimensional guides, a permit record, and a pilot car
Dimensions. Permits. Escorts. One plan.
Route integrityCHAPTER 04

An approved route should stay the approved route

When a route is permit-locked, FleetPath will not quietly reroute it. A permit-locked route is excluded from automated weather and risk rerouting, so an approved corridor is not swapped out from under the driver by a detour the state never blessed.

Heavy haul operations

Make the next permitted move the easiest one.

Start with the load, the dimensions, and the route your team has to protect.

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