You can get a hauling-for-hire permit if you are hauling goods with a commercial vehicle:
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into or out of the Yukon; or
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point-to-point within Yukon for compensation and do not have Yukon registration.
This permit is only valid for a 1-way trip.
You can call ahead or apply online with all information about weights, dimensions , destination and origin. Analysis might be required to prepare your permit, which can take up to 3 business days, and depends on:
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load weight; and
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dimensions.
Apply for a permit online
Before you apply for a permit, you must be a carrier in good standing with the National Safety Code of your home jurisdiction.
Before you start the online permit process, make sure you have everything you need, including:
- current vehicle details, dimensions and weights;
- route information; and
- a credit card to pay the permit fee.
Other ways to get a freight vehicle permit for hauling-for-hire
You can get a hauling-for-hire permit at the Whitehorse or Watson Lake weigh station.
Whitehorse Weigh Station
In person: 914.44 Alaska Highway (kilometre 1420.2) in Whitehorse. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-667-5729
Fax: 867-393-6408
Watson Lake Weigh Station
In person: kilometre 976 Alaska Highway in Watson lake. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-536-7400
Fax: 867-536-7577
What documents do you need?
When you apply for a hauling-for-hire permit, you need to provide the following information before the permit can be issued:
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copy of valid vehicle insurance;
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copy of valid vehicle registration; and
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valid driver’s licence.
In some cases you will need to provide the following. The carrier compliance officer will let you know if these are needed.
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lease agreement; or
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copy of bill of lading.
What if I'm carrying dangerous goods?
If you are carrying dangerous goods, you'll need a current Dangerous Goods Training Certificate.