ROUTE SURVEYS

KNOW THE ROUTE.
BEFORE THE MOVE.

Plan a route survey around the load’s dimensions, the proposed route and the information your carrier needs.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A route survey can document observed overhead constraints, turns and other points that need further review for a specific load. Agree on what needs to be checked and recorded before the survey starts. Permits, infrastructure approval, engineering review and utility clearance remain separate from the survey.

Define the deliverable first.

Tell us what the carrier needs documented and any required format. Survey availability and scope will be discussed before work is scheduled. Conditions can change after a survey; the carrier remains responsible for current route and permit requirements.

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Industrial equipment carried on a heavy haul trailer

A BETTER START

HAVE THESE
DETAILS READY.

These details help us review availability, define the work and prepare your quote.

Proposed route with exact origin and destination
Complete loaded dimensions and vehicle configuration
The format and scope requested by the carrier or permit authority
When the survey is needed and when the move is planned

KEEP PLANNING

START WITH THE ROUTE

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR NEXT LOAD.

Send the route, load dimensions and planned date. We’ll discuss the escort support your move needs.