WCS PERMITS & PILOT CARS
After being set back on Wednesday night due to unforeseen difficulties, the transporter and team made it to its LA destination last night where it waits for the final night
Due to some unforeseen difficulties, the Rock came up short last night. It was projected to make it to its nightly resting spot, however it is still sitting on Avalon
It’s a rock made famous for being just what it is. Although it’s 340-ton boulder, and requires an engineered platform to transport, hundreds gathered to cheer as it made its
February 10, 2012 Effective immediately, trucking companies hauling oversize or overweight loads do not have to pay for travel on Muskingum County roads in Ohio. County Commissioner Jim Porter was
February 7, 2012 The Safe and Efficient Trasportation Act could result in trucks being able to carry loads weighing up to 48 and a half tons without an overweight permit
January 24, 2012 According to the Idaho Transportation Department, there is an annual deficit over half a million dollars caused by running the state’s permitting program. As a result, permit
November 25, 2011 A 340-ton boulder referred to as “The Rock,” may soon be on its way to LA from Riverside County. A lot of preparation has gone into moving
November 18, 2011 Some delays in CA permit issuance could be in the near future. Beginning Dec. 5 Caltrans’ South Region Transportation Permits Office will move to Sacramento, although permit
The second of four of the heaviest loads to ever travel on California roads will begin an 800-mile journey in San Diego County this weekend. A 399-foot, 1.611 million-pound trailer
WCS Permits is coordinated all permits and road closures for the heaviest loads on record in California. A total of four superloads will move, which weigh 1.611 million pounds and
