Drivewyze PreClear Bypass Restrictions

IMPORTANT Florida Agriculture Information: Please click here to review the Florida Agriculture Bypass Program Benefits, Terms & Conditions.

Drivers hauling Oversize or Overweight loads, or any permitted load, must ignore Drivewyze bypass commands and pull into inspection sites, in all states and provinces. However, note these state and province-based exceptions to this rule:

- KS: Oversize / Overweight LCVs with KTA permit at South Haven Site only can follow bypass commands
- MS: Manufactured housing haulers only when not transporting an Oversize Manufactured house approved by MS DOT can follow bypass commands.
- NV: Oversize loads can follow bypass commands
- ON: Oversize / Overweight loads can follow bypass command

California Screening Rules: Drivers hauling hazardous materials, flammable liquids, or hazardous waste are permitted to follow bypass commands.

Other Restrictions: All drivers must also ignore bypass commands and pull in, when driving in the following states if these conditions apply:

STATE	RESTRICTIONS
AL	Agriculture, livestock, or bulk fuel loads
AR	Placard-bearing Hazmat and Hazwaste loads
AZ	Hazmat loads
CO	Piggy-back / drive-away loads
CT	Placard-bearing Hazmat and Hazwaste loads
ID	Carriers whose vehicles are operating under, or should be operating under an Overlegal permit other than an Excess Weight or Extra Length permit shall report to the scale even if they receive a green light signal on the transponder or Drivewyze device
IN	Agricultural loads and Livestock loads
KY	Placard-bearing Hazmat loads All vehicles operating with an over-dimension permit
MA	All Placarded Flammable loads must report for inspection
MD	All drivers hauling Placarded Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste
MS	Private carriers transporting taxable petroleum products All “permitted” loads must report for inspection
MT	Overwide loads greater than 10 ft (including permitted loads) Overheight loads greater than 15 ft. 6 in (including permitted loads) Overlength loads longer than 110 ft (including permitted loads)
NM	All drivers are required to obtain a New Mexico Weight Distance Tax (WDT) Electronic Permit upon entry to NM. If a driver receives a bypass at a Drivewyze site, and does not have a permit, they will need to pull in and get one before they bypass scales. Drivers bypassing without a permit may be fined for an illegal bypass Unlicensed Hazmat loads Unpermitted piggy-back / drive-away loads
PA	All drivers hauling Placarded Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste loads Oversize and Overweight vehicles/loads requiring a PennDOT Special Hauling Permit
OR	All vehicles must report to the first Port of Entry when arriving in the state All vehicles must report when hauling radioactive material unless an electronic permit has been filed
SC	Placard-bearing Hazmat loads
UT	All non-divisible loads and unpermitted oversize/overweight loads
WV	All vehicles operating with an over-dimension permit

THE DRIVEWYZE PROGRAM IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

Drivewyze has integrated with electronic road signage at 8 weigh stations in Louisiana. At these locations, Drivewyze-equipped trucks may be instructed to “Follow Road Signs,” and look to the electronic signs for driving instructions. If a truck receives a Drivewyze bypass at such a location, the bypass instruction will appear on the electronic road sign.

Sites include:

Breaux Bridge WB
Baptist EB & WB
Greenwood EB & WB
Laplace EB & WB
Delta EB

USING MULTIPLE BYPASS SERVICES

A driver that operates both Drivewyze and another transponder based bypass service may visit sites where both bypass programs are in operation at the same time.If you are using multiple bypass programs, you may receive conflicting messages when approaching a weigh station that supports both programs. In this case, if either Drivewyze or the other bypass service indicates you should pull in into the site, you must pull in if the station is open.

You can only legally bypass if both programs indicate you should bypass. For this reason, it is important for drivers and carriers let Drivewyze know if they intend to operate Drivewyze alongside a second bypass service, so that drivers do not see conflicting commands from both services.

If there’s ever a situation where Drivewyze and the transponder show conflicting messages, please be aware that any pull-in commands from either service MUST be obeyed. Failure to do so may result in a citation by enforcement agencies.

If you haven’t told Drivewyze that you’re using a secondary bypass program, please contact support@drivewyze.com or call 1-888-988-1590. Our team will be happy to assist you.