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HaulPilot plans oversize and overweight moves across the lower 48 states and DC: which states the load crosses, what each one requires, what the permits cost, and when the law lets the truck move.
Write to us: hello@haulpilot.us. Tell us the trip (origin, destination, load) and what you expected to see.
What an answer is
A proposal. Every rule in it comes from a state's own published documents and is shown with its citation. Once a state issues your permit, the permit's route and conditions govern, not the plan.
What an answer cannot tell you yet
The app does not check bridge clearances, posted roads or the exact route a state will issue. Its mileage is an upper bound, and some fees are shown as a range, as "at least", or as unpriced, each with the reason. The rules have been checked by an analyst, not yet signed off by a licensed permit consultant, and the answer says so. Confirm with each state before you move.
Common questions
A city is missing. The app plans between places on the US Interstate network. A place more than 100 miles from it is answered "no corridor" rather than guessed.
A state says "No coverage". That never means the state allows the move. It means there are no rules for it, so nothing was checked.
Does the app file permits? No. It tells you what each state requires and what to file.