For dispatchers, owner-operators & 3PLs

Know the load is legal before the truck rolls.

Enter your scale-ticket weights. LoadLegit runs the federal single-axle, tandem, gross and Bridge Formula checks — plus verified state limits — and tells you the exact tandem slide when you're over. One overweight fine costs $1,000–$10,000+; a check costs cents.

Start free — 25 checks, no card

Or try the free axle-limit checker — no signup.

Not just gross weight

A load can be under 80,000 lb and still illegal on one axle group. LoadLegit checks every axle and the Bridge Formula, not just the total on the scale.

The slide-to-legal fix

When the trailer tandems are over, you get the exact slide — "slide tandems back 8 holes" — not just a red X. Fix it before you roll, not at the scale.

State & Canada rules

Federal is only half the story. We check verified state limits (17 states and counting) and Canada's MOU — the numbers that change the moment you leave the Interstate.

A certificate you can send

Every check produces a branded PDF certificate with a QR code anyone can scan to verify it's genuine. Proof for the broker, the shipper, the DOT — not just your word.

How it works

Enter the weights. Type your steer, drive and trailer scale weights — or pack the load in 3D and let LoadLegit derive them.

Get the verdict. Legal or not, per axle group, against federal + the state or province you pick — in seconds.

Fix it and prove it. Get the exact tandem slide if you're over, then issue a shareable compliance certificate.

Built for the way you dispatch

Dispatch services & 3PLs — check every load your carriers run, keep an audit trail, and hand brokers a certificate instead of a promise.

Owner-operators & hotshots — one overweight ticket wipes out a week's margin. Check the load in your browser before you leave the shipper.

Freight forwarders & brokers — verify a load is compliant before you tender it, across state lines and into Canada.

25 free checks. No card.

Then prepaid credits from $0.35–$0.50 per check — no subscription, credits don't expire.

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LoadLegit is compliance guidance, not legal advice. Always confirm limits with the official state, provincial or federal source before running at the edge of a limit. It supports a good weight QC and your own judgment — it doesn't replace them.