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Overweight truck permitting in Indiana is presently done on a per trip basis. This study evaluated alternatives to each trip having to make a call to the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) permit office to gain a permit. The study was originally requested by the Indiana State Legislature under P.L. 122-1993 section 7 in response to delays in getting permits. The report's six chapters are: (1) Introduction and Summary; (2) Overweight/Oversize Truck Permitting in Other States; (3) Framework for Policy Evaluation; (4) Permits for Michigan Truck-Trains; (5) Overweight and Overweight/Oversized Trucks; and (6) Implementation Suggestions. Additional information is provided in the seven appendices. A Michigan Truck-Train is a special dual-trailer configuration permitted for only one short "Extra Heavy Duty Highway" in northern Indiana. The report presents a methodology for evaluating various possible alternatives and then does that evaluation. It suggests that the per-call basis is fundamentally the correct mechanism, but that the present implementation of per-call permitting needs some improvements. Some suggestions are offered for those improvements.

Development of Annual Permit Procedure for Overweight Trucks on Indiana Highways