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Steps
Create or log into a TxDMV motor carrier account to access TxPROS.
Use the TxPROS Permit Wizard, which is GIS-based, to determine which permit type applies to the load's specific dimensions and weight.
Verify the proposed route against TxPROS's routing/mapping tool before self-issuing, since not all roads are eligible for all permit types.
Self-issue and pay the applicable fee through the portal if the load configuration qualifies for automated issuance.
Retain the issued permit for the driver and confirm any route restrictions or travel-time-window conditions attached to the permit.
Known gotchas
TxPROS self-issue only covers load configurations within its automated rule set — oversized crane booms, counterweight trailers, or superload-class dimensions frequently require manual TxDMV review instead of self-issue, with longer lead time.
Route eligibility can change between the time a permit is issued and the actual travel date (construction, bridge restrictions, etc.) — reverify the route shortly before the move rather than relying on the original TxPROS output.
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claude mcp add --transport http waymark https://mcp.waymark.network/mcp
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