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Yukon Territory oversize permits phone number: 630-222-5770
Yukon Territory Oversize permits OR Yukon Territory Overweight Permits are required when a vehicle or its load exceeds the state feet legal size or weight limits and needs to travel on public highways. These permits ensure compliance with safety standards and protect road infrastructure.
Compare Transport LLC simplifies the process of obtaining oversize and overweight permits in Yukon Territory. We assist with single trip, annual, and other trucking services or permits, as well as temporary and overhang permits. Our team provides guidance on curfew zones, travel restrictions, and permit rules to ensure smooth and legal transport. Visit our website for fast, affordable permit solutions across Yukon Territory.
Yukon Territory Legal Dimension Limit
Legal Dimensions for Trucking in Yukon Territory
Length:
53 feet for semi-trailers (only if the lift axle is raised)
Maximum overall length of 75 feet
Width: 8 feet 6 inches.
Height: 13 feet 6 inches
Yukon Territory Legal Weight Limit
Axle weight limits Yukon Territory
Steer Axle: Up to 12,100 lbs
Single Axle: Up to 22,000 lbs
Tandem Axle: Up to 42,000 lbs
Tridem Axle: Up to 50,600 lbs
Yukon Territory Routine Limit: Yukon Territory Oversize and Overweight Limits
Yukon Territory Routine Limit: Yukon Territory Oversize and Overweight Limits
Length, Width, Height, Overhang:
No fixed maximums limits depend on the specific load and approved route.
Maximum Weights With BC Overweight Permit:
Axle Weight:
Equipment Requirements:
Operating Time Yukon Territory:
Travel is permitted from sunrise to sunset.
Holiday Travel Restrictions
While no specific regulations are published, travel restrictions may apply to oversized loads on statutory holidays such as New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Remembrance Day.
Road and Bridge Oversize Restrictions
While no specific regulations are published, travel restrictions may apply to oversized loads on statutory holidays such as New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Remembrance Day.
Seasonal Overweight Load Restrictions
Seasonal Load Restrictions: The main highway between British Columbia and Alaska is typically restricted to legal weight during the spring thaw period. The duration of this restriction varies depending on weather conditions, generally starting in March or April and potentially lasting until June in some years.
Frost Law / Seasonal Weight Restrictions: Although frost laws apply in many Canadian provinces and territories, the Yukon Territory does not publish specific seasonal weight limits. However, weight and load restrictions related to seasonal conditions may still be stated in the issued permits.
General Weight Limits by Tire Width:
When operating in snow or ice, drive wheels must be equipped with snow tires or chains—rear wheels for rear-wheel-drive vehicles, and front wheels for front-wheel-drive vehicles.
It is prohibited to:
Length-Based Escort Requirements:
Overhang-Based Escort Requirements: More than 21 feet 4 inches beyond the rear axle: 1 escort required
Width-Based Escort Requirements:
Height-Based Escort Requirements: For unusually tall loads, escorts are evaluated case by case typically 1 escort is needed
Important: Some routes may require extra escorts depending on road conditions or local regulations.
Yukon Territory Oversize Load Banners, Lighting & Flage Requirement
Oversized and overlength vehicles must be marked with red flags on all corners and at the extremities of the load. Signs displaying “Wide Load” or “Long Load” are required. If the load is both wide and long, signs indicating “Oversized Load” or “Wide Load” should be used.
In Yukon, oversize/overweight permits have associated fees, and the cost can vary. A single trip permit costs $15, while a multi-trip permit is $25 per month. For through-freight permits, the fee is $60. Additionally, there may be fees associated with overweight permits, which are dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
The Yukon Territory Oversize Overweight Permits fees and types:
In most U.S. states and Canadian provinces and territories, including Yukon, the maximum legal width allowed without a permit is 8 feet 6 inches (102 inches or approximately 2.6 meters). Any vehicle or load exceeding this width typically requires an oversize permit to travel legally on public roads.
In Yukon Territory, oversize and overweight permits are required for vehicles or loads that exceed legal dimensions or weights. Permits are issued for both single trips and multiple trips, depending on the nature of transport. Operators must follow route restrictions, display the appropriate signage, and may be required to use escorts or pilot vehicles depending on the size of the load. Permit applications can be submitted online or through local permitting offices.
Yes, Yukon Territory requires trip permits for commercial carriers who do not have valid Yukon vehicle registration. This is necessary when entering Yukon for a short-term haul or delivery. The trip permit allows temporary travel within the territory without full registration and is typically valid for a specific time period and route.
Yukon Territory oversize permits can be obtained online through our website comparetransportll.com or by calling us at 630-222-5770
Applications for Yukon Territory oversize permits can be submitted online via our website comparetransportll.com or by calling us at 630-222-5770
Yes. Commercial carriers without Yukon registration must obtain a trip permit to legally operate in the territory. These permits allow temporary travel for a defined period, and they are essential for out-of-province or out-of-territory trucks delivering goods or services.
The cost of an overweight permit in Yukon is calculated based on the amount by which the vehicle exceeds weight limits and the distance traveled. The formula used is:
(A × B × C) + D, where:
This structure ensures that heavier and longer hauls pay proportionally more.
The phone number for assistance is 630-222-5770.
To get your Yukon Territory oversize permits fast and at competitive prices, contact Compare Transport LLC at (630) 222-5770. Their experienced team will handle all permit types across the U.S. and Canada.
