Why You Need a New Mexico Oversize Permit
New Mexico enforces strict limits on vehicle dimensions:
Trailers up to 57′-6″ on designated highways and 65′ overall length elsewhere.
Maximum width of 8′-6″.
Maximum height of 14′.
Standard gross weight of 80,000 lbs.
If your load exceeds any of these, you’ll need a New Mexico Oversize Permit, valid for five days. Permits can also be purchased at Ports of Entry as long as your load doesn’t require a bridge check or route survey.
Types of Trucking Permits We Offer
A Permits simplifies your logistics by providing every major permit type:
New Mexico Oversize Permits for wide or tall loads.
New Mexico Overweight Permits for heavy load.
New Mexico Overhang Permits for extended loads.
New Mexico Single Trip Permits for one-time hauls.
New Mexico Annual Permits for recurring shipments.
Each comes with personalized guidance to ensure smooth travel.
New Mexico Application and Login Options
Through our New Mexico truck permit online platform, carriers can apply, manage, and retrieve permits. Simply complete the New Mexico truck permit login to access your dashboard. If you're moving multiple applications, our user-friendly New Mexico permit login system streamlines everything.
Whether it's your first or fiftieth application, our portal supports all New Mexico oversize permits requirements and ensures you're compliant with New Mexico DOT permits regulations.
New Mexico Oversize Permits Cost Breakdown and Pricing Info
Permit pricing depends on load specifics. We offer clear estimates for:
New Mexico oversize permit cost
New Mexico overweight permits price
New Mexico single trip permits cost
New Mexico trip permit costs
All quotes are upfront—no hidden fees, no surprise charges.
Operating Times and Restrictions in New Mexico
Vehicles with New Mexico Oversize Permits may operate from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset, Monday through Saturday. For overweight-only loads, continuous travel is allowed.
If your load
