Rule 5501:2-1-03 | Limitations on permits.
(A) Duration of permits shall be as follows:
(1) Construction equipment permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(2) Farm equipment permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(3) Manufactured building permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(4) Marina permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(5) Boat permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(6) Steel or aluminum coil single trip permit- up to five calendar days;
(7) Steel or aluminum coil continuing permit- up to ninety calendar days;
(8) Michigan legal weight permit up- to ninety calendar days;
(9) International sealed container permit- either up to forty-five calendar days or up to ninety calendar days;
(10) Continuing permit- up to ninety calendar days;
(11) Continuing and return permit- up to ninety calendar days;
(12) Continuing annual permit- up to three hundred sixty-five calendar days;
(13) Single trip permit- up to five calendar days;
(14) Single trip and return permit- up to five calendar days;
(15) Emergency single trip permit- up to one calendar day;
(16) Emergency single trip and return permit- up to three calendar days;
(17) Regional heavy hauling permit- either up to five calendar days or up to ninety calendar days.
(B) In no case shall a permit be issued for a duration which extends beyond the expiration date of any insurance policy or endorsement provided as evidence of financial responsibility.
(C) Extension of the duration of any previously-issued single or single trip and return permits may be granted in the case of movements which were unable to be started or completed due to factors beyond the control of the permittee. Requests for extensions shall be made in writing through the same entity that originally entered the permit application. Such extensions shall not exceed one calendar day for a single trip permit and three calendar days for a single trip and return permit unless otherwise extended at the discretion of the director.
(D) Revisions to previously-issued permits may be granted to correct errors or to adjust the permit conditions for circumstances beyond the scope of knowledge of the applicant or the department at the time of permit issuance. Prior to the start of the permitted movement, each request for a revision other than the correction of typographical errors shall be in writing through the same office that originally issued the permit. Following the start of the permitted movement, requests for revisions may be submitted orally where a change in the authorized route is necessitated by road closures, traffic accidents or similar unforeseen circumstances, or where a substitution of an equivalent towing or transporting vehicle is necessitated by mechanical breakdown or other similar circumstance which precludes its use for the completion of the movement. Revisions will not be granted to change the name of permittee, alter the description of the load, change the origin or destination of the movement, or alter a permit that has been violated.
Last updated November 3, 2023 at 12:39 PM
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