Oversize load permits · 48 states Drop your permit. Roll legal.
Your oversize load permit goes in. The route you’re cleared for comes out — escorts, curfews and limits, on one card. In seconds. Any format. All 48 states.
Works on any phone · your paper permit still wins
One card.
Worth a screenshot.
The front keeps you legal — number, dates, load, escorts, route. The back gets you there — turn by turn, with the map one tap away. Built to hit the group chat before you’re out of the truck stop.
This one’s a sample. Yours is built from the permit PDF dispatch just sent you.
Dispatch sends the permit.
You send back the plan.
Every oversize driver knows the 6 a.m. text. What changes is the next three minutes.
It reads your oversize load permit.
And the road ahead.
Built for the cab at night. One color — safety orange — for everything that keeps you legal.
The whole permit. One card.
Number, dates, size, escorts, route and rules — clear in five seconds at a fuel stop.
Escorts
Settled before you bid. Every state draws the line somewhere different — JaloPermit checks your load against each one, so you know who rides along.
Weigh stations
On the map with the highway and milepost the state publishes — placed before you’re rolling up on it.
Truck stops
The major brands, with exits and parking — fuel and a spot to shut down, right on your line.
Low bridges
Too low? You’ll know. Rated clearances near your line, checked against your load height.
Permit-true maps
The line you drive is the line you’re cleared for. Not the fastest one — the legal one.
The Atlas
48 rulebooks in one place — limits, escorts and curfews, in plain English, not DOT-speak.
3 free a day
No account. No card. No subscription. $3.50 a decode after — truck-stop-coffee money.
If it isn’t sure, it says so.
When a permit can’t be read cleanly, you get a “needs review” flag naming the exact road — never a confident guess. And your paper permit always wins.
Every state’s rulebook,
one tap away.
Real limits for all 48 — the same rules the app checks your load against. Tap a state. The ones you’ve decoded glow orange.
Kansas
Beyond legal limits you’re in permit country — that’s where JaloPermit reads your paper. Reference only: always confirm with the state DOT.
Before you ask dispatch.
What permits can it read?
Oversize and overweight permit PDFs from the lower 48 — any state's format. Drop the PDF the state (or your permit service) sent; there's nothing to retype. It needs that original PDF, not a photo or scan of a printout.
What happens if it can't read mine?
You get a “needs review” flag naming the exact road — never a confident guess. And if a read fails outright, it doesn't count against your free three.
Can I drive off this alone?
No — your paper permit always wins. JaloPermit is a reading aid that makes the permit fast to act on; verify the route, escorts and limits against the issued paper before you roll.
What does it cost?
Three uploads a day are free — no account, no card, no subscription. After that, $3.50 per decode. That's the whole pricing page.
Your route is
one upload away.
You’ve seen the sample. Yours takes seconds.
3 free uploads a day · no card needed · $3.50 per extra decode