Self-issue a Florida single-trip oversize/overweight permit for a crane component haul using FDOT's Permit Application System, and identify when a load exceeds self-issue thresholds.
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Steps
Confirm the load's dimensions and weight against FDOT's published self-issue thresholds for the Permit Application System (PAS): up to 16 feet wide, 18 feet high, 150 feet long, and 200,000 pounds.
If within thresholds, self-issue the trip permit directly through PAS.
If the load exceeds any threshold — common for full crane transport or oversized counterweight loads — route the application to FDOT's State Permit Office for manual review instead, and plan for longer lead time.
Confirm which state-maintained roadways the permit covers, since PAS issuance applies to state-maintained highways and roadways specifically.
Reverify current thresholds directly on fdot.gov before relying on the figures for a specific move, since these are FDOT policy figures that can be revised.
Known gotchas
Crane hauls (especially full mobile crane transport or separate counterweight trailers) commonly exceed one or more PAS self-issue thresholds — don't assume self-issue applies without checking all four dimensions/weight limits.
Self-issue thresholds are administrative FDOT policy, not statute, and can change; treat the specific numeric limits as something to reverify rather than treat as permanently fixed.
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