In-House Permit Desk
Permits are prepared by people who handle them every day, not outsourced to a broker queue. That means faster corrections, accurate axle data and fewer pickup dates lost to application errors.

To move the largest and most valuable equipment on the road with disciplined planning, compliant permitting and drivers who treat every load as if their own name were on the cargo.
Who We Are
MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. is a specialized heavy haul carrier moving oversize, overweight and high-value project cargo for contractors, manufacturers and energy developers. Our work starts long before a truck is dispatched: load dimensions and weights are verified, axle configurations are calculated against bridge and axle-group limits, and a route survey identifies low wires, tight turns, construction zones and weight-restricted structures. Permits are filed by our in-house desk, escorts are scheduled, and a written move plan goes to the driver and your project manager. The result is fewer surprises on the road and a delivery you can plan a crane crew around.
Based in Tilburg, MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. runs a fleet of lowboys, removable gooseneck trailers, extendable stretch units and multi-axle configurations backed by drivers who have years of experience with wide and heavy freight. We keep our own equipment maintained, hold the cargo and liability coverage that project owners require, and train every driver in load securement, permit compliance and pilot car coordination. Whether the freight is a single dozer or a multi-day superload convoy, we apply the same discipline: verify the details, plan the route, communicate early and protect the cargo from first chain to last binder.

Our Mission
To give project owners a heavy haul partner who plans for obstacles in advance, communicates clearly while the load is moving and delivers on the date the schedule depends on.
Track Record
Our Advantages
Permits are prepared by people who handle them every day, not outsourced to a broker queue. That means faster corrections, accurate axle data and fewer pickup dates lost to application errors.
Cargo and liability coverage is structured for project-scale freight, and certificates are issued to owners, general contractors and site operators quickly when the contract requires them.
Our fleet covers lowboys, RGNs, stretch trailers and multi-axle units, so the equipment is chosen for the freight and not the other way around. Weight distribution drives the configuration.
Each non-routine move has a plan covering route, restrictions, escort positions, stop locations and contingency options. The driver, escorts and your project team all work from the same document.
Oversize driving is a different skill from general freight. Our drivers train on securement, permit conditions, escort communication and tight-turn techniques before they run a wide load alone.
Your team can see where the load is and what is next. Dispatch calls ahead about delays, detours and weather holds, so site crews and cranes are never left waiting without information.
Each term closes with a condition review and recommendations, so the next contract reflects how the site actually performed.
Where specialist trades are engaged, they work to our safety and documentation standards and we remain the single accountable party.
Methods are mapped to recognized standards and codes, and we tell you plainly where a specification needs to be tightened.
Compliance
Current certificates of insurance and credential documentation are provided with every proposal.
Sectors
Prevailing wage, certified payroll and local hiring reporting are handled in-house.
Client Feedback
We had a transformer that had to arrive on a fixed outage date. Their team found a bridge restriction we had not known about, rerouted early and delivered on schedule. That kind of planning is why we call them first.
Moving a crane in six loads across three states is a coordination problem, not just a trucking problem. Permits, escorts and arrival order were managed so our assembly crew never waited a single hour.
Our rental branches move machines every day, and the difference with this carrier is communication. We know when the unit is picked up, where it is and when it arrives, with no chasing required.
Send MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. your dimensions, weight and route and we will return a trailer recommendation, permit outlook and realistic timeline.
Our permit desk files oversize and overweight applications in every state on your lane, runs route surveys for height, width and bridge limits, and builds a move plan that clears inspection before the wheels turn.
Our Services
Qualified crews supervise loading, blocking, chaining and strapping, protecting finished surfaces, hydraulics and sensitive components with proper dunnage and edge protection. At destination, we coordinate with the receiving crane or rigging contractor, confirm the staging area and ground conditions, and complete a delivery inspection with signed condition notes.
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Regular and on-demand hauling of excavators, dozers, cranes, graders, haul trucks and attachments between yards, rental branches, quarries and job sites. We understand that boom, counterweight and track removal can bring a unit under a permit threshold, and we coordinate with your mechanics so disassembly and reassembly are planned instead of improvised at the dock.
Request a QuoteSingle-piece and multi-piece moves of equipment and fabricated components that exceed legal dimensions or weights. We match the trailer to the cargo, from standard lowboys to multi-axle configurations that spread load across more axle groups, and we verify height, width, length and gross weight before any permit application is filed. Securement follows DOT cargo rules and manufacturer lashing points.
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We schedule certified front and rear pilot cars, height pole vehicles and, where states require them, law enforcement escorts. Escort operators are briefed on the move plan, radio protocol and stopping locations, and escort requirements are matched to the permit rather than negotiated at the roadside. That keeps wide loads moving within the conditions regulators set.
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Transport of transformers, switchgear, generators, turbine components and wind tower or blade sections to substations, plants and project sites. These moves often involve extreme weight, special trailers, utility line lifts and tight delivery windows, so we plan with the owner's engineers on center of gravity, tie-down design, shock limits and the receiving crew's unloading plan.
Request a QuoteOur permit desk files single-trip and annual oversize and overweight permits across every state on your lane, tracking each jurisdiction's dimensional limits, travel-time restrictions, holiday blackouts, weekend rules and escort requirements. Applications include axle weights and spacing, and we handle the revisions that state permit offices commonly request so approvals do not hold up your pickup date.
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Before a wide or tall load rolls, we survey the planned route for overhead obstructions, bridge clearances, turning radius problems, utility lines, lane restrictions and active construction. Surveys can be desk-based using state restriction data or physical drive-throughs with height poles for critical moves, and results feed a written move plan with alternates for each trouble spot.
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For loads that exceed ordinary permit categories, we prepare the engineering submissions that state bridge and structures offices review, including axle configuration drawings, bridge analysis data and proposed routing. We coordinate multi-day schedules, lodging stops and escorts with agency staff so the superload clears review and travels under a plan every party understands.
Request a QuoteOur Process
You send dimensions, weight, drawings and lift points. We verify the numbers, identify the right trailer, flag permit categories and escort needs, and return a written proposal with the assumptions behind it.
Our team surveys the route, files permits in every state on the lane and books escorts. Any restriction that affects timing, such as travel windows or bridge limits, is communicated before the date is confirmed.
The load is secured under supervision, photographed and checked against the move plan. Dispatch monitors the trip, coordinates with escorts and updates your team at each state line and scheduled stop.
We coordinate unloading with your rigging crew, complete a condition inspection and provide delivery records, permit copies and photographs so your files and your insurer have a complete move history.
Our Advantages
Permits are prepared by people who handle them every day, not outsourced to a broker queue. That means faster corrections, accurate axle data and fewer pickup dates lost to application errors.
Cargo and liability coverage is structured for project-scale freight, and certificates are issued to owners, general contractors and site operators quickly when the contract requires them.
Our fleet covers lowboys, RGNs, stretch trailers and multi-axle units, so the equipment is chosen for the freight and not the other way around. Weight distribution drives the configuration.
Each non-routine move has a plan covering route, restrictions, escort positions, stop locations and contingency options. The driver, escorts and your project team all work from the same document.
Oversize driving is a different skill from general freight. Our drivers train on securement, permit conditions, escort communication and tight-turn techniques before they run a wide load alone.
Your team can see where the load is and what is next. Dispatch calls ahead about delays, detours and weather holds, so site crews and cranes are never left waiting without information.
Each term closes with a condition review and recommendations, so the next contract reflects how the site actually performed.
Where specialist trades are engaged, they work to our safety and documentation standards and we remain the single accountable party.
Methods are mapped to recognized standards and codes, and we tell you plainly where a specification needs to be tightened.
Questions & Answers
We can mobilize most maintenance programs within two weeks of award.
Read MoreOften, yes. Removing booms, counterweights, tracks, buckets or cabs can reduce width, height or weight below a threshold. We discuss options with your mechanics, weigh the labor against permit time and cost, and plan reassembly at the destination.
As early as the project allows. Simple permits can be issued quickly, but superloads, multi-state routes and moves needing utility lifts or bridge review take longer. Sharing dimensions and drawings during planning lets us identify long-lead items before the delivery date is fixed.
Yes. We coordinate front and rear pilot cars, height pole vehicles and law enforcement escorts when required. Escort numbers and positions follow permit conditions, and operators are briefed on the move plan, communication protocol and stopping points before the load leaves.
You receive a delivery receipt with condition notes, photographs from loading and unloading, copies of the permits used and any scale tickets. These records support insurance, equipment warranties and your project closeout file.
Send MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. your dimensions, weight and route and we will return a trailer recommendation, permit outlook and realistic timeline.

Hydraulic platform trailers, multi-axle lowboys and removable gooseneck units are matched to axle loading and center of gravity, with securement designed to DOT cargo rules and the manufacturer's lifting and lashing points.
Projects & Case Studies

Scheduled hauling of excavators, articulated haul trucks and crushing equipment between two quarry sites across a three-state corridor. Components were partially disassembled to meet permit thresholds, and move dates were sequenced so each site kept production running during the transfer.

Trucking of tower sections and nacelle components from port to a wind farm site over secondary highways. Our team performed a route survey, coordinated temporary sign and signal removals with local agencies and ran escorted convoys inside agency-approved travel windows.

Multi-axle hydraulic trailer move of a large power transformer from a rail transfer yard to a rural substation. The project required bridge analysis submissions, utility line lifts coordinated with the local utility, rolling road closures and a staged unloading plan with the owner's rigging contractor.
Delivery of a crawler crane in multiple permitted loads, including counterweights and boom sections, to a riverside bridge replacement site. Staging, loading order and escort positions were planned in advance so crane assembly began on the date the contractor had set.
Track Record
Client Feedback
We had a transformer that had to arrive on a fixed outage date. Their team found a bridge restriction we had not known about, rerouted early and delivered on schedule. That kind of planning is why we call them first.
Moving a crane in six loads across three states is a coordination problem, not just a trucking problem. Permits, escorts and arrival order were managed so our assembly crew never waited a single hour.
Our rental branches move machines every day, and the difference with this carrier is communication. We know when the unit is picked up, where it is and when it arrives, with no chasing required.
Send MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. your dimensions, weight and route and we will return a trailer recommendation, permit outlook and realistic timeline.

We can mobilize most maintenance programs within two weeks of award.
Questions & Answers
Often, yes. Removing booms, counterweights, tracks, buckets or cabs can reduce width, height or weight below a threshold. We discuss options with your mechanics, weigh the labor against permit time and cost, and plan reassembly at the destination.
As early as the project allows. Simple permits can be issued quickly, but superloads, multi-state routes and moves needing utility lifts or bridge review take longer. Sharing dimensions and drawings during planning lets us identify long-lead items before the delivery date is fixed.
Yes. We coordinate front and rear pilot cars, height pole vehicles and law enforcement escorts when required. Escort numbers and positions follow permit conditions, and operators are briefed on the move plan, communication protocol and stopping points before the load leaves.
You receive a delivery receipt with condition notes, photographs from loading and unloading, copies of the permits used and any scale tickets. These records support insurance, equipment warranties and your project closeout file.
We use chains, binders, straps and blocking rated for the load, applied to manufacturer tie-down points where available. Securement follows federal cargo securement rules, including working load limits and minimum tie-down counts, and drivers re-check the load early in the trip and at regular stops.
Each state sets legal limits for width, height, length and gross or axle weight, and a load that exceeds any of them needs a permit. Limits differ by state and road class, so we verify dimensions and axle weights first and then identify the permit category for each jurisdiction along the route.
We reply to every inquiry during business hours. For urgent site issues, please call instead of using this form.
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We can mobilize most maintenance programs within two weeks of award.
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Contract Specialists
Our permit desk files oversize and overweight applications in every state on your lane, runs route surveys for height, width and bridge limits, and builds a move plan that clears inspection before the wheels turn.

A contractor your procurement team does not have to chase

Who We Are
MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. is a specialized heavy haul carrier moving oversize, overweight and high-value project cargo for contractors, manufacturers and energy developers. Our work starts long before a truck is dispatched: load dimensions and weights are verified, axle configurations are calculated against bridge and axle-group limits, and a route survey identifies low wires, tight turns, construction zones and
Our Services
Qualified crews supervise loading, blocking, chaining and strapping, protecting finished surfaces, hydraulics and sensitive components with proper dunnage and edge protection. At destination, we coordinate with
View DetailsRegular and on-demand hauling of excavators, dozers, cranes, graders, haul trucks and attachments between yards, rental branches, quarries and job sites. We understand that boom, counterweight and track removal
View DetailsSingle-piece and multi-piece moves of equipment and fabricated components that exceed legal dimensions or weights. We match the trailer to the cargo, from standard lowboys to multi-axle configurations that spre
View DetailsWe schedule certified front and rear pilot cars, height pole vehicles and, where states require them, law enforcement escorts. Escort operators are briefed on the move plan, radio protocol and stopping location
View DetailsTransport of transformers, switchgear, generators, turbine components and wind tower or blade sections to substations, plants and project sites. These moves often involve extreme weight, special trailers, utili
View DetailsOur permit desk files single-trip and annual oversize and overweight permits across every state on your lane, tracking each jurisdiction's dimensional limits, travel-time restrictions, holiday blackouts, weeken
View DetailsProjects & Case Studies
Mining & QuarryScheduled hauling of excavators, articulated haul trucks and crushing equipment between two quarry sites across a three-state corridor. Components were partially disassembled to meet permit thresholds, and move dates were sequenced so each site kept production running during the transfer.
View Details
Renewable EnergyTrucking of tower sections and nacelle components from port to a wind farm site over secondary highways. Our team performed a route survey, coordinated temporary sign and signal removals with local agencies and ran escorted convoys inside agency-approved travel windows.
View DetailsMulti-axle hydraulic trailer move of a large power transformer from a rail transfer yard to a rural substation. The project required bridge analysis submissions, utility line lifts coordinated with the local utility, rolling road closures and a staged unloading plan with the owner's rigging contractor.
View DetailsDelivery of a crawler crane in multiple permitted loads, including counterweights and boom sections, to a riverside bridge replacement site. Staging, loading order and escort positions were planned in advance so crane assembly began on the date the contractor had set.
View DetailsTrack Record
Our Advantages
Permits are prepared by people who handle them every day, not outsourced to a broker queue. That means faster corrections, accurate axle data and fewer pickup dates lost to application errors.
Cargo and liability coverage is structured for project-scale freight, and certificates are issued to owners, general contractors and site operators quickly when the contract requires them.
Our fleet covers lowboys, RGNs, stretch trailers and multi-axle units, so the equipment is chosen for the freight and not the other way around. Weight distribution drives the configuration.
Each non-routine move has a plan covering route, restrictions, escort positions, stop locations and contingency options. The driver, escorts and your project team all work from the same document.
Oversize driving is a different skill from general freight. Our drivers train on securement, permit conditions, escort communication and tight-turn techniques before they run a wide load alone.
Your team can see where the load is and what is next. Dispatch calls ahead about delays, detours and weather holds, so site crews and cranes are never left waiting without information.
Each term closes with a condition review and recommendations, so the next contract reflects how the site actually performed.
Where specialist trades are engaged, they work to our safety and documentation standards and we remain the single accountable party.
Methods are mapped to recognized standards and codes, and we tell you plainly where a specification needs to be tightened.
Sectors
Prevailing wage, certified payroll and local hiring reporting are handled in-house.
Client Feedback
We had a transformer that had to arrive on a fixed outage date. Their team found a bridge restriction we had not known about, rerouted early and delivered on schedule. That kind of planning is why we call them first.
Moving a crane in six loads across three states is a coordination problem, not just a trucking problem. Permits, escorts and arrival order were managed so our assembly crew never waited a single hour.
Our rental branches move machines every day, and the difference with this carrier is communication. We know when the unit is picked up, where it is and when it arrives, with no chasing required.
From Our Desk

Daylight-only rules, urban curfews and holiday blackouts shape oversize schedules more than mileage does. A practical guide to building realistic delivery dates.

Timestamped service documentation answers audits, complaints and invoice questions without a meeting. A look at what good records contain.

Escort placement changes by road type and load width. We outline how front and rear pilot cars work together to keep traffic informed and the load protected.
Capital cost is the small number. We walk through how to model maintenance, renewal and end-of-life into the original business case.
Send MOL Logistics Netherlands B.V. your dimensions, weight and route and we will return a trailer recommendation, permit outlook and realistic timeline.