Find a jurisdiction
Type a state name or its two-letter code. Every sort below is a link, so a configured view is a URL you can bookmark or paste to somebody — reload it and the same page comes back. Sorting by "Oldest document" is the one that tends to surprise people.
Showing 1 of 51 matching “Iowa”
| Jurisdiction | Single-trip base | First width escort | Superload at | Documents | Oldest document |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iowa | $35rev. 2026 | over 12' | 156,000 lb and up | 11last read 2026-11-01 | 2025-02-05newest 2026-07-15 |
How to read the last column
“Oldest document” is the oldest revision date among the documents behind that jurisdiction, and it is on this page because nobody else will print it. California's permit fee rule is operative and its pilot-car route-class table dates from . A page-level "last reviewed: this month" badge over the same rule reads as fresher than the rule is; a per-document date cannot.
A blank is never a zero. “None published” means we read the documents and the jurisdiction states no figure; “Sources disagree” means two in-effect official documents give different answers and neither has been adopted; “Not yet covered” means we hold no file and therefore publish no page. Three different facts, three different words.
The 0 without a page
Every US jurisdiction in this corpus has a file behind it.
Crossing into Canada
The Canadian branch is a first-class index of its own, not a toggle buried on a US page: Canadian OS/OW permit fees by province →. Each jurisdiction page's corridor rail links across the border directly, so a cross-border lane does not have to start over in another country's index.