Arkansas single-trip oversize permit fee

$17 + $8–$16 per excess ton

Source: 27 CAR pt. 111 Appendix — overweight chart

Effective date: January 1, 2025 (as the Code of Arkansas Rules compilation prints).

Checked 2026-08-21. Next check 2026-08-28.

That is the general Arkansas single-trip oversize/overweight permit rate. The total depends on the route. We do not calculate routes. We publish what the state publishes.

Official appendix: “Pursuant to Arkansas Code Annotated § 27-35-210, a charge of seventeen dollars ($17) shall be made for each permit. In addition, for each ton or major fraction thereof to be hauled in excess of the lawful weight … 100 Miles or Less $8.00 … 101 to 150 $10.00 … 151 to 200 $12.00 … 201 to 250 $14.00 … 251 miles or more $16.00.”

27 CAR § 111-203: “Unless otherwise specified in this part, the fee for a permit to move an over-dimensional vehicle or load is seventeen dollars ($17.00).”

Miles	Per excess ton (or major fraction)
100 miles or less	$8.00
101 to 150	$10.00
151 to 200	$12.00
201 to 250	$14.00
251 miles or more	$16.00

Example, not a quote: 100 miles at the printed $8.00 per excess ton on 1 excess ton is $17 + $8 = $25. The desk runs its own miles. We do not take origin or destination.

This page covers general single-trip permits.

When this number took effect

The CAR compilation disclaimer prints effective on January 1, 2025. We are not inventing a different date.

Checked 2026-08-21 (PT) against the official 27 CAR pt. 111 appendix snapshot.

Source

27 CAR pt. 111 Appendix — overweight chart

Nearby states: Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas