RV Transport Mississippi

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Logi Transports: Your Best Choice for RV Transport in Mississippi

For RV transport in Mississippi, Logi Transports is the premier choice, delivering expertise and reliability across the Magnolia State. With a strong understanding of Mississippi’s unique roads, they ensure your recreational vehicle—motorhome or towable—arrives safely, mastering the state’s distinct challenges.

Precision Handling for Every RV Type

Logi Transports excels with all RV varieties. A Class A motorhome in Jackson? Their heavy-duty flatbeds secure its bulk for smooth hauls. For a Class B camper van in Gulfport, they protect its compact design from coastal wear. Class C models near Hattiesburg, with their over-cab profile, ride on trailers built to clear low obstacles. Towable RVs—like travel trailers in Biloxi or fifth-wheels in Tupelo—get expert hitching to stay stable on Mississippi’s flat and humid terrain.

Navigating Mississippi’s Road Challenges

Mississippi’s highways can test any transport, but Logi Transports rises above. I-55, with its flood-prone stretches near Vicksburg, challenges oversized RVs like toy haulers—Logi monitors river levels for safety. Wet, narrow MS-15 north of Laurel tests Class C motorhomes; their drivers adjust for slick conditions. High winds on US-90 along the Gulf Coast unsettle fifth-wheels, but Logi’s team uses stabilizers for control. Even rural MS-8, with its uneven pavement and tight turns, is no issue—they adapt routes and equipment seamlessly.

Why Logi Transports Excels in Mississippi

Logi Transports offers competitive rates—starting at $1.10 per mile—plus real-time tracking and full insurance. Their drivers know Mississippi’s roads, from I-10 in the south to US-82 in the north, ensuring timely delivery. With top reviews from RV owners statewide, Logi Transports proves they’re the best for RV transport in Mississippi, blending local expertise with reliable service to handle any RV and any road across the state.

Mississippi Oversize Permits
MISSISSIPPI OVERSIZE PERMITS INFORMATION

Important!
We are not a permit service. We do not arrange permits for carriers. The following is for informational purposes only. We also do not answer permit and escort requirements. Always read your permits and provisions sheets carefully. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.

Mississippi DOT Ph#: 601-359-1717

PERMITS:

Mississippi oversize permits are valid for three days. Must have permit prior to entering the state.

OPERATING TIME: One-half hour after sunrise to one-half hour before sunset, Monday through Saturday, with no Sunday travel allowed. In addition, 24-hour movement (including Sunday) is now being allowed for loads not exceeding 12′ wide, 13′-6″ high, 99′ overall length, 150,000 pounds GVW, 4′ rear overhang. However, when the load is over 10′ wide, an escort is required for night travel.

LEGAL DIMENSIONS

Length:

53’0 trailer
99′ overall length

Overhang: With up to 53′ trailer

3′ front
14′-11″ rear

Width: 8′-6″

Height: 13′-6″

Weight: 80,000 Gross

Single – 20,000
Tandem – 34,000
Tridem – 42,000

ROUTINE PERMIT LIMITS

Length: 120′

Width: 16′

Height:

15′-6″ (over 15′-7″ requires route survey)
16’ (Over 16′ requires route survey, utility company letters, and special approval.)

Weight:

Single – 20,000
Tandem – 48,000
Tridem – 57,000 (63,000 on Interstate)
Quad – 64,000 (72,000 on interstate)

ESCORTS

Length:

Over 95′ – one escort (two on some routes)
Over 105′ – two escorts

Overhang: Over 15′ front or rear – one escort

Width:

Over 13′ – one escort
Over 16′ – two escorts
Over 10′ wide at night – one escort

Height: The DOT may require an escort with high pole for some routes if conditions warrant. A route survey is required when exceeding 15′-7″ in height.

Miscellaneous: Overweight dozer and blade must be attached, or else hauled on separate loads if blade is detached.

SIGNS, FLAGS & LIGHTS: “Oversize Load” signs are required for all loads exceeding 12 feet wide. Flags are required on all corners of loads (mounted at a height of approximately six feet above the pavement) on loads exceeding 10 feet wide. Loads over 12′ in width require flashing amber lights mounted on the rear of the load and flags on the front corners or the load. Over-length loads and overhang in excess of 4 feet must be flagged.

Permitting Superloads

Measure your load carefully. An inch or two of added height can make a big difference in routing and turnaround time on a superload.

Dimensions defining a “superload” vary by state (see the “Routine Permit Limits” section for states in question).

Some states take one to two weeks to approve and issue a superload permit. Expect delays.

States may require letters from the shipper, route surveys, district-by-district engineering approvals, etc. which can delay the approval process.