Option 1
Upload the PDF
Use the original PDF of your Texas oversize permit. PermitPath reads the TxPROS permit from that file and imports the official route.
Available now
Import Texas oversize permits. Official TxPROS routes.
Upload a PDF of your Texas oversize permit or scan the QR code in PermitPath. The app imports the official permitted route from TxPROS—the route the State of Texas gave you—so you can navigate it exactly. Texas import is one feature of PermitPath; in any state you can also build the route manually. Need background first? Read the Texas oversize permits guide.
How it works
Two ways to import your Texas permit
Option 2
Scan the QR code
Scan the QR code on the Texas permit with PermitPath. That pulls the same official TxPROS route into the app.
Walkthroughs for Texas import, manual routes, and company codes are on How It Works.
Official route
Navigate the exact path Texas already issued
After import, you get the official permitted route from the TxPROS system. That is the route the State of Texas gave you—not a rebuilt version of the paper directions.
You can then navigate that exact permitted path in PermitPath. You do not have to worry about drifting onto a guessed line, because the line in the app is the official Texas route.
PermitPath does not sell or issue Texas oversize permits. Those come from the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles through TxDMV / TxPROS. After you have the permit, this page is how you put the official route in the cab.
What this is
The official route. Not a guess.
This is
- The official route from the State of Texas
- Imported from the TxPROS system
- The exact permitted path, ready to navigate
- Started with a PDF upload or a QR scan
This is not
- AI building or guessing a route
- Parsing written permit driving directions
- Rebuilding turns from the paper and hoping they match
- A shortcut that may put you off the permitted path
Get the app
Import a Texas permit in PermitPath
Available now on iPhone, iPad, and Android.