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X3 PERMITSDispatch Compliance Engine

Move Freight.
Not Compliance Problems.

X3 Permits tells you what your truck, driver, load, route and jurisdiction require before dispatch — then helps you obtain, track, renew and prove it.

IFTA· IRP· Oversize / Overweight· Trip Permits· Fuel Permits· State Credentials· Route Compliance
Authorization signals X3 is watching right now
The problem

One Trip Can Trigger Dozens of Requirements.

A permit is rarely just a permit. The requirement may depend on where you're going, what you're hauling, how the equipment is configured, how long you'll be there, and what credentials are already active. Miss one and the truck doesn't move — or moves illegally.

Driver at the wheel as a Weigh Station Ahead sign comes into view at sunset
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Dispatch
TruckDriverTrailerLoadWeightAxlesDimensionsFuelStateCountyCityToll / PortHazMatEmissionsOperating Authority
Ask X3 before dispatch

Ask One Question. Get the Compliance Plan.

Your dispatcher shouldn't need to memorize every state's weight, route and permit rules. Describe the load in plain language and X3 returns a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction plan — and an honest verdict on whether the truck can legally go.

Behind it: the X3 Dispatch Compliance Engine reads your fleet's live signals, checks each state's rules against this exact load, and shows you what it verified — and what still needs a human before the truck rolls.

X3 Dispatch Check
Dispatcher
Can truck 1847 haul this 92,000-lb load from Detroit to Houston tomorrow?
Trip Compliance CheckDET → HOU · 6 states
MichiganOrigin state — clearedReady
OhioNo additional permitReady
Kentucky92,000 lb exceeds limitOverweight permit
TennesseeI-40 corridor restrictionRoute restriction
ArkansasFuel permit may applyVerify fuel permit
TexasLoad dimensions over limitOversize permit
Driver credentialsValid — CDL & medical currentValid
IRPApportioned plates activeActive
IFTALicense activeActive
Route clearance2 issues to resolve2 issues
3 actions required before dispatchReview

Decision support from your connected X3 products and public data — not legal advice. Verify every permit, route and weight with the issuing authority before dispatch.

Everything X3 Permits manages

Far More Than “Buy a Permit.”

Grouped by the actual jobs an operator has to get right — every one of these lives in one system that already knows your fleet.

Vehicle & Fleet Credentials

IRPIFTARegistrationCab cardsTemp registrationsTrip permitsFuel permitsApportioned credentialsState registrations

Oversize / Overweight

DimensionsAxle weightsGross weightRoute restrictionsEscort requirementsCurfewsBridge limitationsPermit windowsState-specific rules

Operating Jurisdictions

State entry requirementsTemporary authorityLocal restrictionsPort-of-entry rulesJurisdictional registrations

Tax & Reporting

IFTAFuel taxMileageJurisdictional reportingSupporting recordsRenewals

Specialized Operations

HazMat permitsSpecial commoditiesEmissions / clean-truckTemporary access permitsCity operating restrictions

Renewals & Evidence

Continuous renewal watchCredential vaultApproval recordsAudit historyExpiration alertsProof-of-authorization
The dispatch compliance engine

Turn Dispatch Into a Compliance Decision.

X3 Permits doesn't wait for dispatchers to know every rule. It evaluates the trip before movement — every load, every leg, every jurisdiction.

Dispatcher reviewing a fleet overview and route plan on two X3 screens
Load Assigned
Truck + Trailer + Driver Identified
Route Analyzed
Jurisdictions Detected
Credentials Checked
Permit Requirements Calculated
Restrictions Identified
Ready  ·  Action Required  ·  Do Not Dispatch
Permit intelligence

Know What You Need Before You Apply.

X3 reads the load against the state's corpus-grounded rules and tells you exactly what the permit requires — weight, axles, route review, escorts, curfews, processing time — before you start the application. Every threshold is cited and flagged to verify at the source.

Not administrative. Intelligent.

Oversize load: an excavator on a lowboy trailer crossing the desert under permit
Kentucky — Overweight PermitPermit required
VehicleTruck 1847
Gross weight92,000 lbs
Axles5
CommodityMachinery
RouteI-75 South
Permit requiredYes
EscortNo
Time restrictionDaylight only
Route reviewRequired
Estimated processingSame day
Renewals & expirations

Never Find Out at Dispatch That Something Expired Yesterday.

X3 watches every credential continuously — the same store the renewal cron runs against — and surfaces what's due before it becomes a parked truck. Recurring monitoring, not a spreadsheet someone forgot to open.

Every credential. Watched continuously.

Trucking atlas, renewal checklist and an oversize permit beside a tablet dashboard
IRPApportioned plates — renewal
42 days
IFTAFuel-tax license
Current
NY HUTHighway-use tax credential
18 days
Oregon Weight-MileState registration
62 days
California Clean TruckEmissions / zone compliance
Action required
HazMat PermitHazardous materials authority
91 days
Glowing map of the United States showing every jurisdiction the fleet operates in
Multi-state fleet command

One Command Center for Every State, Truck, Permit and Renewal.

Every jurisdiction you operate in, every credential you hold, every renewal on the horizon — scored into one number a CEO understands: the Fleet Authorization Score.

1,284
Vehicles
48
Jurisdictions active
73
Renewals due
9
Credential gaps
4
Dispatch risks
100%
Audit history retained
WAORCANVIDMTWYUTAZCONMNDSDNEKSOKTXMNIAMOARLAWIILMSMIINKYTNALOHGAFLWVVANCSCPANYMEVTNHMARICTNJDEMD
91Fleet Authorization ScoreCan this fleet legally do tomorrow's work?
Route risk

The Fastest Route Isn't Always the Legal Route.

X3 checks the corridor for bridge limits, oversize restrictions, HazMat routing, city rules and clean-truck zones — using live weather, work-zone and bridge data — so “fastest” never means “illegal.”

Oversize mining haul with an escort vehicle on the interstate at sunset
Route A7h 42m
Not compliant
  • ×Bridge weight restriction
  • ×Oversize limitation on corridor
  • ×HazMat routing conflict
  • ×City truck restriction
  • ×Clean-truck zone
Route B8h 06m
Compliant
  • Clears all bridge limits
  • Within oversize permit window
  • Approved HazMat corridor
  • No city restriction
  • 24 minutes longer — legal end to end
DOT officer with a tablet checking a truck on the scale at a weigh station
Evidence & audit readiness

Every Permit. Every Credential. Every Decision. Proven.

X3 keeps the evidence behind every trip decision so the fleet can prove what was valid, when it was valid, and why the truck was cleared.

Permit
Application
Receipt
Route authorization
Cab card
Tax credential
Approval timestamp
Vehicle assignment
Expiration
Audit history

When the auditor asks “why did this truck run?” the answer is one click, not one week.

AI monitoring

X3 Watches the Rules So Your Team Doesn't Have To.

Rules, fees, routes and requirements change constantly across dozens of jurisdictions. X3's regulatory intelligence tracks the change and tells you which trucks it affects — before it costs you a load.

A truck yard at night from above, every unit under the lights
Regulatory changesFee changesNew permit requirementsRoute restrictionsState rule updatesCity restrictionsRenewal windowsJurisdictional changes
You ask X3
What changed this week that affects my fleet?
3 changes affect your operation:
Kentucky raised the overweight single-trip fee — affects 6 of your recurring lanes.
California expanded a clean-truck zone — 3 trucks currently assigned there.
Oregon updated weight-mile reporting — your next filing is affected.
Integrations across X3

Permits Shouldn't Live Alone.

X3 Permits reads the same live fleet brain as every other X3 product — so a dispatch decision reflects the truck, the load, the driver, the route and the authority all at once.

X3 Clean Truck

Can the truck enter the zone?

X3 HazMat

Does the load trigger additional permitting?

X3 Workforce

Is the driver authorized and qualified?

X3 Assets

What is the truck configuration?

X3 HOS

Can the route legally be completed on hours?

X3 Fleet Safety

Does the carrier have the right authority?

Ask X3

Coordinates every product into one dispatch decision.

Outcomes

Fewer Surprises. Faster Dispatch. Better Control.

Every unit in the yard cleared for tomorrow's work — because the question was answered at dispatch, not at the port of entry.

Aerial view of a fleet yard in morning light, every unit in its lane
01Reduce permit errors

Catch the missing requirement before it becomes a violation.

02Prevent dispatch delays

Know the plan before the truck is loaded, not at the scale.

03Avoid expired credentials

Continuous renewal watch keeps authority current.

04Keep trucks operating legally

One place to understand, obtain, monitor and prove authorization.

Pricing

One Plan. Priced by Your Fleet.

The whole dispatch-compliance engine — monitoring, trip checks, route risk, permit intelligence and the audit vault. Priced per power unit, so it scales with you. Government and filing fees always pass through separately, never marked up.

Every power unit · everything included
From
$99/mo
The $99 minimum covers your first 10 power units. Then $10 / unit / mo for units 11 through 50, and $5 / unit / mo for every unit beyond 50 — unlimited.
  • Dispatch compliance engine & trip checks
  • Route risk & permit-requirement intelligence
  • Continuous credential & renewal monitoring
  • Multi-state jurisdiction intelligence
  • Evidence vault & audit history
Start X3 Permits
What you’d pay
Monthly, by fleet size.
Up to 10 power units$99
25 power units$249
50 power units$499
100 power units$749
250 power units$1,499
1,000 power units$5,249
$349/mo
$99 base · 25 units × $10
Units 11–50 bill at $10; the 51st and beyond bill at $5. Power units as reported on your MCS-150.
How fees work: the per-unit subscription covers the platform — the intelligence, monitoring and workflow. Government fees, third-party permit fees and filing-preparation charges pass through or are priced per filing, so you always see the true cost of the permit and the true cost of the platform, separately.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions.

What dispatchers and safety managers ask before they run X3 Permits.

A Class 8 tractor outlined in cyan light on black
Is X3 Permits just a permit-filing service?
No. Filing is the approachable front door. Underneath, X3 Permits is a dispatch-compliance and fleet-authorization engine that evaluates what a truck, driver, load and route require before movement — then helps you obtain, monitor and prove it.
What does the dispatch check actually do?
You describe a load in plain language and X3 returns a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction plan — which states are ready, which need a permit, where routes are restricted — plus an honest Ready / Review / Do-Not-Dispatch verdict. It reads your fleet's live signals and clearly marks anything it could not verify.
Where does the jurisdiction and permit information come from?
From a corpus-grounded rules engine plus free public data (state feeds, NWS weather/alerts, USDOT work zones, National Bridge Inventory). Every threshold is cited and flagged to verify at the issuing authority. X3 never fabricates a number.
Does X3 monitor renewals continuously?
Yes. X3 watches every tracked credential against the same store its renewal automation runs on, and surfaces what's due — IRP, IFTA, HUT, weight-mile, clean-truck, HazMat and more — before it becomes a parked truck.
Can it handle a whole fleet across many states?
Yes. The command center scores authorization across every jurisdiction, truck, permit and renewal into one Fleet Authorization Score, with driver-, terminal-, and fleet-level visibility for multi-terminal carriers.
Is this legal advice or a guarantee a trip is legal?
No. X3 is decision support built from your connected products and public data. It is not legal advice and not a guarantee that a movement is legal — verify all permits, routes, weights and jurisdiction rules with the issuing authority before you dispatch.
How are government and permit fees priced?
X3 charges a per-power-unit subscription for the platform. Government fees, third-party permit fees and filing charges pass through or are priced separately, so platform cost and permit cost are always clearly separated.
How does pricing work?
One plan, priced by power unit as reported on your MCS-150. From $99 a month, which covers your first 10 units. Units 11 through 50 add $10 each per month, and every unit past 50 adds $5, unlimited. A 25-unit fleet is $249 a month; 100 units is $749. Government and filing fees are always separate and never marked up.
How do we get started?
Add your fleet and run a trip check. We'll show you how X3 turns permits, registrations, taxes and jurisdiction rules into one dispatch decision — before the truck moves.
Tractor-trailer rolling toward a weigh station in golden-hour light, cleared to go
Know before you dispatch

Know Before You Dispatch.

X3 Permits gives your team one place to understand, obtain, monitor and prove the credentials required to keep your fleet moving — legally, on time, every trip.

Check Your Fleet Ask X3 a Permit Question
Know before you dispatch.

Every Truck Legal in Every State It Enters. Before It Leaves the Yard.

Add your fleet, run a trip check, and see the jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction plan — permits, credentials, route restrictions and renewals — in one dispatch decision.