Due to Winter Storm Fern, the following permit office closures and restrictions are in place on Monday, Jan. 26th unless noted otherwise below.
Last updated on 1/26/26 at 12:40 p.m. ET.
Arkansas
Permit offices closed due to weather.
Connecticut
Permit office is closed due to weather and there’s a truck travel ban in place. No permitted travel is authorized on Monday, Jan. 26th.
Delaware
Permit offices closed due to weather.
Indiana
Permit offices closed due to weather.
Maine
Due to inclement weather, oversize load transport may be prohibited. Moves are not allowed to take place where driving conditions are posted as “difficult” or “ice/hazardous”. Please view the state’s driving conditions map here and select driving conditions.
Massachusetts
A truck travel ban is in effect until Monday, Jan. 26th at noon. The ban includes oversize/overweight permitted vehicles, tractor/trailer combos and tandem trailers.
Trucks delivery food, fuel or medical supplies will not be subject to the restriction.
New Hampshire
No oversize/overweight tracel is permitted, the permit office is open however.
Oklahoma
Permit offices closed due to weather.
Due to the inclement weather, Troops H and J, Beaver, Woodward, Harper and Ellis Counties are closed to oversize and overweight loads.
Pennsylvania
Due to the bad weather, PennDOT has announced several weather-related travel restrictions. Visit 511pa.com for the latest updates.
Rhode Island
The statewide ban on trucks and trailers has been lifted on Monday, Jan. 26th.
Vermont
No oversize travel on route 9 with limited travel elsewhere.
Virginia
Permit offices closed due to weather.
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