Single Trailer Permit Monthly or Annual
What is the purpose of this permit?
To allow for divisible length of semi-trailer/load longer than the legal 53 feet up to 56 feet measured from the front of the trailer or load to the rear of the trailer or load whichever is longer.Who issues this permit?
Washington State Department of TransportationWhat activities require this permit?
This permit allows for semi-trailer/divisible loads up to 56 ft. (3 ft. longer then the legal single semi-trailer/load length of 53 ft.), measured from front of trailer or load to the rear of the trailer or load whichever is longer.How much will this permit cost?
$10.00 for 30 day period or $100.00 per yearWhere can I get the application for this permit?
The application is called '
DOT Form 560-026' is online and can be accessed at
https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/commercial-vehicles/commercial-vehicle-permits.
Do I need to include anything with my application?
No - Only the permit application and permit fee is required to issue the permitIs the decision on my permit dependent on anything besides the information in my application?
No - The application and permit fee is all that is required in order to issue the permitHow long will it take to review my application?
This permit is issued as requested. There is no review time necessary.Where do I submit my application?
You can self-issue this permit type by accessing WSDOT's self issue permit program at
https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/commercial-vehicles/commercial-vehicle-permits/self-issue-permit, you can contact a Permit Agent or visit any WSDOT Permit Office.
For information about Permit Agents or WSDOT Permit Offices see:
https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/commercial-vehicles/commercial-vehicle-permits/permit-officesHow long is my permit valid?
Permit is valid for a monthly (30-days) period, if a monthly permit purchased or for one-year, if an annual permit is purchasedWhat is the appeal process for the permit?
N/ANotes / Comments:
This permit is exempt from: Commuter hour and holiday restrictions, Oversize sign requirements, night-time travel restrictions, & winter restrictions prohibiting permitted movement when traction tires/devises/chains are advised, recommended or required but must obey chain requirements.Permit Timeliness Results
Permit Timeliness data collection is in response to a State Auditor’s Performance Audit and RCW 43.42A. Each regulatory agency developed a plan to improve permit clarity, predictability, and timeliness. Each agency considers the customers experience to ensure permit assistance is simple to use, easy to access, and designed in a customer-friendly manner. Agencies report progress to the Governor’s Office for Regulatory Innovation and Assistance (ORIA). ORIA prepares and distributes reports, with participation from the State Auditor’s Office and Results Washington. See latest report here: https://www.oria.wa.gov/ORIA-2020-PermitTimelinessProgressReport.pdf.
All permits submitted for reporting were entered into this Regulatory Handbook. Here are the results of the performance data:
Estimated Time Required By the Agency to Process a Permit Application (Definition)Average number of days from Receipt to Complete: 1Maximum number of days from Receipt to Complete: 1Estimated Time Required By the Agency to Issue a Permit Decision (Definition)Average number of days from Complete Application to Decision: 1Maximum number of days from Complete Application to Decision: 1(Summary results based on 2295 submittals in 2023)
Where can I get permitting assistance?
Web page URL:
https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/commercial-vehicles/commercial-vehicle-permitsHelpdesk phone: (360) 704-6340
Subject matter expert phone: (360) 704-6340 - 3 Permit Specialists
Subject matter expert email:
CVSpermits@wsdot.wa.govOther:
https://www.wsdot.wa.gov/commercial-vehicle/permits/need-permit* Permit information last updated 3/1/2022