In general, any vehicle exceeding 16.5 meters in length, 2.55 meters in width, 4 meters in height, or 40 tons in weight is considered oversized, but the limits may vary depending on the legislation of each country.

The goods transported include construction equipment, generators, transformers, metal structures, industrial equipment, mobile homes, boats and military equipment.

Oversized transport uses modular trailers, low-beds, extendable platforms and specialized trailers, depending on the specifics of the cargo being transported.

Oversized transport requires special permits issued by road authorities, and in some cases permits are required to cross certain areas or special infrastructure.

These are essential for analyzing the route, identifying possible obstacles and proposing efficient logistical solutions for safe transportation.

The route is established based on the dimensions and weight of the transport, avoiding low bridges, narrow roads, areas with tonnage restrictions and ensuring that the route allows for the necessary maneuvers.

Yes, depending on the dimensions and weight of the cargo, some shipments require specialized escort or even police cars for safety.

Costs depend on the size and weight of the cargo, the distance of transport, the type of equipment used, and the costs associated with permits and escort.

Yes, but it is necessary to obtain authorizations from each country transited, and regulations and requirements may differ from one country to another.