Posted Rate

Florida single-trip oversize permit fee

$5 / $15 / $25 + OW per-mile

Source: FDOT / FAC 14-26.008 — Schedule of Fees

Effective date: Amended 4-24-18 (as the official FAC history on the PDF prints).

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

Those are the general Florida single-trip oversize/overweight permit rates. The total depends on the route. We do not calculate routes. We publish what the state publishes.

Official TABLE 1A trip permit (10 days), straight trucks and semi-truck-tractor-trailer:

OverdimensionTrip permit
Up to 12 feet wide, or up to 13 feet 6 inches high or up to 85 feet long$5.00
Up to 14 feet wide or up to 14 feet 6 inches high or up to 95 feet long$15.00
Up to 14 feet wide or up to 18 feet high or up to 120 feet long$25.00
Over 14 feet wide or over 18 feet high or over 120 feet long$25.00

Official TABLE 1B overweight trip permit (10 days):

OverweightTrip permit
Up to 95,000 pounds$0.27 per mile
Up to 112,000 pounds$0.32 per mile
Up to 122,000 pounds$0.36 per mile
Up to 132,000 pounds$0.38 per mile
Up to 142,000 pounds$0.42 per mile
Up to 152,000 pounds$0.45 per mile
Up to 162,000 pounds$0.47 per mile
Up to 199,000 pounds$0.003 per 1,000 pounds per mile
Over 199,000 pounds$0.003 per 1,000 pounds per mile
Containerized cargo unit$0.27 per mile

Official note: “For weights over 80,000 pounds [paragraphs (2)(a) through (h), above], add an administrative cost of $3.33 for issuance of permit, which does not include the costs charged by wire services for their services. Permit fees shall be based on 25 mile increments rounded up to the nearest dollar.”

Florida’s own example, quoted as theirs: “A 112,000 pound load traveling 67.5 miles would cost (75 miles X $0.32) plus $3.33 = $27.33 rounded up to $28.00 in addition to the $5.00 transmission fee when applicable.” We are not correcting their example. The desk runs its own miles. We do not take origin or destination.

Transmission fee $5.00 and wire-service charges are checkout, not the permit rate.

This page covers general single-trip permits. Multi-trip and route-specific multi-trip columns are separate products.

When this number took effect

The official FAC history on the PDF ends “Amended … 4-24-18.” We are not inventing a later date.

Checked 2026-08-21 (PT) against the official FAC 14-26.008 fee PDF snapshot.

Source

FDOT / FAC 14-26.008 — Schedule of Fees

Nearby states: Alabama, Georgia