Frequently Asked Questions

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Where can I find state-specific pilot car requirements?

Each state has unique laws for escort vehicles, signage, and lighting. Click on a state below for specific regulations: Illinois Pilot Car Services, Indiana Pilot Car Services, Iowa Pilot Car Services , Kansas Pilot Car Services, Michigan Pilot Car Services, Minnesota Pilot Car Services, Missouri Pilot Car Services, Nebraska Pilot Car Services, North Dakota Pilot Car Services, Ohio Pilot Car Services, South Dakota Pilot Car Services, Wisconsin Pilot Car Services

How can I apply to work as a pilot car driver for Aumor Inc.?

We are always looking for experienced, certified pilot car drivers. Submit your application via our contact page.

What certifications are required for pilot car drivers?

All Aumor Inc. pilot car drivers must have: Washington PEVO Certification, WITPAC Training, Defensive Driving Certification, New Mexico Inspection Permit, GA, NV, and CT Amber Light Permits, Valid CDL (Commercial Driver’s License)

What is a pilot car service, and why do I need one?

A pilot car service is required for oversize and overweight loads that exceed legal size and weight limits set by state DOT regulations. Pilot cars guide oversize loads, ensuring safe transport by warning other drivers and assisting with routing.

Which states require pilot cars for oversize loads?

Many states—including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota—mandate escort vehicles for certain load sizes. Check state-specific regulations or contact us for OSOW permits.

How much do pilot car services cost?

Pricing depends on mileage, state regulations, and escort type. We offer competitive rates and custom pricing based on your specific load. Get a free quote here. Does Aumor Inc. provide pilot car services nationwide? Yes. We primarily operate in the Midwest, but we are fully certified to provide pilot car services in all lower 48 states and Canada.

What is an OSOW permit, and when do I need one?

An OSOW permit (Oversize/Overweight permit) is required for transporting loads that exceed legal size and weight limits. Aumor Inc. provides OSOW permits for all 48 states.

How do I obtain an OSOW permit?

You can order OSOW permits online through our website. We handle the entire process, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

How long does it take to get an OSOW permit?

Permit processing times vary by state. Some permits are issued within 24 hours, while others take up to several days. Contact us for a custom estimate.

What is a bucket truck service, and why is it needed for oversize loads?

A bucket truck is used for high-clearance loads that may encounter power lines, traffic signals, and tree branches. Our bucket truck operators work alongside pilot car drivers to ensure a safe route.

Do I need a bucket truck escort for my load?

If your load exceeds legal height limits (typically 13’6”–14’6” in most states), a bucket truck escort may be required. Contact us for route analysis and clearance planning.

What is a route survey, and do I need one?

A route survey is a pre-trip inspection to identify potential clearance issues, road hazards, and obstacles. This prevents delays, fines, and re-routing complications.

How do I become a certified pilot car driver?

To become a pilot car driver, you must: Complete state-mandated training (e.g., WITPAC, Washington PEVO certification), Obtain escort vehicle permits, Pass a defensive driving course, Carry commercial insurance coverage of at least $2M

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