About 4 — Rangeland Truck and Crane

HEAVY HAULING

Making Over‑Dimension, Overweight, Specialized & Super load Transit Simple and Safe

Transporting heavy or oversized loads across long distances is complex — and Rangeland Truck and Crane is built to make it simple, safe, and predictable. Whether your project requires local, regional, or long‑haul transportation, our team is dedicated to delivering your equipment on time and protecting it every mile of the way.

Oversized, overweight, and specialized loads demand unique planning, engineering, and execution. Rangeland provides complete over‑the‑road transportation services and project management for loads of all types, including over‑dimension, overweight, specialized, and super loads.

Industry‑Leading Heavy Haul & Super load Expertise

Rangeland is a recognized leader in overweight, over‑dimensional, specialized, and super load transportation solutions. Not all cargo fits neatly on a flatbed — and some of the most critical industrial components exceed standard weight, width, or height limits. That’s where our expertise matters.

Our team understands the regulatory landscape across provinces and states, and we supply the right trailers, axle spacing, and configurations to safely distribute weight, cross bridges, and navigate routes that would otherwise be restricted.

We deliver nationwide experience, proven processes, and the specialized equipment required to move your load safely, efficiently, and on budget.

Route Planning for Over‑Dimension & Overweight Loads

Moving oversized or overweight freight safely begins long before the wheels start turning. At Rangeland Truck and Crane, route planning is a disciplined, engineering‑driven process designed to protect your cargo, ensure regulatory compliance, and minimize risk to the public and our operators.

Every load is unique — and so is the route it requires. Height restrictions, bridge capacities, turning radiuses, construction zones, seasonal limitations, and municipal bylaws all influence what is possible. Our team evaluates every factor to determine the safest, most efficient path for your shipment.

We conduct detailed route studies that validate feasibility, identify potential hazards, and confirm that the proposed path can support the load’s dimensions, weight, and configuration. This upfront planning reduces delays, prevents costly surprises, and ensures a smooth, predictable move from origin to destination.

Physical Route Surveys

A successful heavy‑haul move depends on understanding every detail of the route long before transport begins. Rangeland conducts comprehensive physical route surveys to verify that the proposed path can safely accommodate the load’s height, width, weight, and turning requirements.

An experienced member of our team drives the entire route in advance, documenting real‑world conditions that cannot be captured through mapping software alone. This hands‑on assessment identifies potential challenges early, allowing our engineering and logistics teams to design solutions before the load ever leaves the yard.

During the physical survey, we evaluate:

Overhead obstructions such as power lines, bridges, signs, and vegetation
Turning radiuses and intersection geometry
Roadway widths, shoulders, and surface conditions
Railway crossings and grade changes
Staging, parking, and pull‑off areas
Site access and approach angles
Construction zones and temporary restrictions

This field‑verified data forms the foundation of a safe, compliant, and efficient transportation plan.

Engineering Analysis & Final Route Report

Once the physical route survey is complete, our in‑house engineering team transforms field data into a detailed, actionable route plan. This technical analysis ensures that every aspect of the move — from bridge capacities to turning geometry — is fully understood and accounted for before transport begins.

Using the information gathered on the ground, our engineers evaluate structural limitations, regulatory requirements, and equipment configurations to determine the safest and most efficient way to move your load. The result is a comprehensive route report that provides clarity, confidence, and a clear path forward for all stakeholders.

Your final route report includes:

Recommended and maximum shipping envelopes
Detailed route mapping and documentation
Region‑specific transportation regulations
Utility, municipal, and emergency‑service coordination
Permit pre‑submissions and regulatory requirements
Seasonal and weather‑related restrictions
Estimated travel times and convoy planning
Trailer configuration and axle‑spacing recommendations
Pilot‑vehicle and escort requirements
Bridge engineering and load‑path analysis

This engineering‑driven approach ensures your shipment is fully planned, fully compliant, and fully prepared for safe execution.

Permitting & Regulatory Coordination

Oversized and overweight transportation requires strict compliance with provincial, state, and federal regulations. Every jurisdiction has its own rules, weight limits, escort requirements, and seasonal restrictions — and navigating them incorrectly can result in delays, fines, or unsafe conditions. Rangeland manages this entire process on your behalf.

Our logistics and permitting specialists work directly with transportation authorities, municipalities, and utility partners to secure all required approvals before the move begins. By coordinating early and communicating clearly with regulatory bodies, we ensure your shipment is fully compliant and cleared for safe transit.

Our permitting and regulatory services include:

Oversize and overweight permit applications
Multi‑jurisdictional coordination across provinces and states
Utility notifications and overhead line clearances
Escort, pilot‑car, and police‑escort requirements
Hazardous‑material compliance (when applicable)
Seasonal load restrictions and thaw‑period planning
Municipal approvals and road‑use authorizations
Bridge‑weight compliance and engineering validation

This proactive approach eliminates uncertainty, reduces administrative burden, and ensures your project moves forward without regulatory interruptions.

Load Configuration & Equipment Selection

Every oversized or overweight shipment requires the right combination of trailers, axle groups, and support equipment to ensure safe transport. Rangeland’s engineering and logistics teams work together to determine the optimal configuration for your load based on weight distribution, center of gravity, structural integrity, and route constraints.

We evaluate the technical requirements of your cargo and match it with the most suitable equipment from our extensive fleet. This ensures compliance with bridge laws, maximizes stability, and minimizes stress on both the load and the transport infrastructure.

Our configuration process includes:

Selecting the appropriate trailer type and axle count
Engineering proper weight distribution across all axle groups
Determining securement methods and tie‑down requirements
Evaluating center‑of‑gravity and load‑balance considerations
Identifying turning, clearance, and articulation needs
Coordinating pilot vehicles and escort support
Ensuring compatibility with route restrictions and bridge capacities

This meticulous approach ensures your shipment is transported using the safest, most efficient, and most compliant equipment available.

Execution & On‑Road Management

Once planning, engineering, permitting, and equipment configuration are complete, the focus shifts to flawless execution. Rangeland’s transportation teams operate with precision, discipline, and constant communication to ensure every move is carried out safely and efficiently from start to finish.

Our operators, escort vehicles, and project managers work together in real time, monitoring conditions, adjusting to changing environments, and maintaining strict compliance with all regulatory requirements. Every mile is managed with the same level of care and attention that went into the planning process.

Our on‑road management includes:

Coordinated dispatch and real‑time communication between drivers, escorts, and project leads
Continuous monitoring of road, weather, and traffic conditions
Adjustments to speed, spacing, and routing as required
Compliance with convoy restrictions, curfews, and jurisdictional rules
Safe navigation through complex areas such as bridges, interchanges, and urban zones
On‑site supervision for critical maneuvers, load checks, and securement verification
Immediate response to unexpected conditions or route changes

This disciplined approach ensures your load moves safely, predictably, and with complete operational control — no surprises, no unnecessary delays.

Safety & Risk Mitigation

Safety is the foundation of every move we execute. Oversized and overweight transportation introduces unique risks — from load stability to public‑road interactions — and Rangeland applies rigorous safety protocols to eliminate hazards before they occur. Our teams operate with a proactive mindset, ensuring every decision prioritizes the well‑being of our people, the public, and your cargo.

We combine engineering controls, operational discipline, and real‑time situational awareness to maintain the highest safety standards in the industry. Every operator, escort driver, and project lead is trained to identify risks early, communicate clearly, and take decisive action to maintain safe conditions throughout the move.

Our safety and risk‑mitigation practices include:

Comprehensive pre‑trip safety meetings and job‑hazard assessments
Load‑securement verification and continuous on‑route inspections
Strict adherence to speed, spacing, and convoy protocols
Real‑time communication between drivers, escorts, and supervisors
Weather, traffic, and environmental monitoring
Emergency‑response planning and contingency routing
Compliance with all provincial, state, and federal safety regulations
Use of certified pilot vehicles and trained escort personnel

This disciplined, safety‑first approach ensures every move is executed with precision, control, and complete confidence.

Project Communication & Client Coordination

Clear, consistent communication is essential for the success of any over‑dimension or overweight move. Rangeland maintains a collaborative approach from initial planning through final delivery, ensuring every stakeholder has the information they need at every stage of the project.

Our project managers act as your single point of contact, coordinating between engineering teams, drivers, escort vehicles, regulatory agencies, and site personnel. This streamlined communication structure eliminates confusion, accelerates decision‑making, and keeps your project aligned with schedule and safety requirements.

Throughout the move, we provide real‑time updates, proactive notifications, and transparent reporting so you always know the status of your shipment. Whether navigating a complex route, adjusting to changing conditions, or coordinating site access, our team ensures you remain informed and confident from start to finish.

Our communication and coordination practices include:

Dedicated project management and single‑point contact
Pre‑move briefings and stakeholder alignment meetings
Real‑time status updates during transport
Coordination with utilities, municipalities, and regulatory agencies
On‑site communication between drivers, escorts, and supervisors
Immediate notification of route changes or unexpected conditions
Post‑move debriefs and performance review

This commitment to communication ensures your project runs smoothly, transparently, and with complete confidence in every phase of execution.

Post‑Move Review & Documentation

Every specialized or oversized transport concludes with a structured post‑move review to ensure continuous improvement and complete transparency. Rangeland documents the entire operation — from planning and permitting to execution and delivery — to verify that all project objectives were met and to identify opportunities to further enhance safety, efficiency, and client satisfaction.

Our team compiles operational data, route performance, equipment behavior, and stakeholder feedback into a clear, organized record of the move. This documentation not only provides assurance that the project was executed according to plan, but also supports future planning for similar loads, recurring routes, or long‑term client programs.

Our post‑move process includes:

Verification that all project requirements and client expectations were met
Review of route performance, timing, and on‑road conditions
Analysis of load securement, equipment configuration, and convoy operations
Documentation of any deviations, adjustments, or unexpected conditions
Feedback collection from drivers, escorts, supervisors, and clients
Recommendations for future moves or repeat shipments
Archiving of permits, engineering reports, and route data

This final step ensures every project ends with clarity, accountability, and valuable insights — strengthening our processes and delivering even greater confidence for your next move.

Why Clients Trust Us

Every oversized, overweight, or specialized load demands precision, planning, and experience. At Rangeland Truck and Crane, we bring all three together to deliver safe, efficient, and fully compliant transportation solutions across North America. From initial route studies and engineering analysis to permitting, equipment selection, execution, and post‑move review, our process is built to eliminate uncertainty and protect your cargo at every stage.

Our team, our fleet, and our commitment to excellence ensure that even the most complex moves are handled with confidence and control. When you choose Rangeland, you’re choosing a partner who understands the stakes, respects the details, and delivers results — safely, on time, and exactly as promised.

Specialized Fleet for Any Heavy Haul Requirement

Rangeland maintains a large, diverse fleet of tractors and trailers to support projects of every size and complexity:

POWER
·       Service Trucks
·       Pilot Trucks
·       Pole Trucks
·       Bucket Trucks
·       Hotshot
·       Trucks 1/2ton - 1 ton
·       Winch less Tractors
·       Tandem axle and Tridem axle Winch Tractors
·       Tandem axle and Tridem axle Tractor-
·       Prime Mover Tandem axle and Tridem axle
·       Planetary winch tractors Tandem axle and Tridem axle

JEEPS, BOOSTERS & FLOATS
Jeeps
·       8-wheel tandem
·       12-wheel tridem
·       16-wheel low pro
·       20-wheel tandem with plugs
Boosters
·       4-wheel
·       single axle
·       8-wheel tandem
·       16 wheels
Floats
·       16-wheel mid pro
·       24-wheel mid pro
TRAILERS & CONFIGURATIONS
·       Light-Duty Trailers various
·       Light-Duty Gooseneck Trailers various
·       Landoll Trailers Traveling Axles
·       Flatbed Highboy 5-13 axle
·       Flatbed Highboy Extendable (Trombone/stretch) 5-13 axle
·       Step decks 5-13 axle and trunnion 16-wheel groups steerable
·       Step decks Extendable (Trombone/stretch) 5-13 axle and trunnion 16-wheel groups steerable
·       Double drop lowboys c/w removable gooseneck 5-13 axle and trunnion 16-wheel groups steerable
·       Double drop lowboys c/w removable gooseneck Extendable (Trombone/stretch) 5-13 axle and trunnion 16-wheel groups steerable
·       Double Drop Steerable 5-9 axle
·       Scissor neck 5-13 axle
·       Trombone Steerable Highboy 5-9 axle
·       Tank Cradle 5-8 axle
·       Pole trailers 5-9 axle
·       Van Trailers 5- 6 axle
·       Perimeter Deck 6-13 axle
·       Beam 5-13 axle and trunnion 16-wheel groups steerable
·       Schnabel with steerable dolly 5-13 axle
·       Expandable Steerable Blade Trailer 5-13 axle
·       Mid Pro Combo 32 – 72 wheels
·       Hammock Combo 32 -96 wheel
·       Deck & Rail Section Inserts Various Lengths
·       Hydraulic Steerable Trailers 5-19 Axles
·       Hydraulic Steerable Platform Trailers 6 – 24 lines
·       Dual Lane Transporters Various Configurations

TRANSPORT SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
·       Modular Stands Various heights and capacities
·       Turntables Various capacities and sizes
·       Modular transport Beams Various heights, lengths and capacities
·       Steel Road Plate Various sizes
·       Pipe Racks Various sizes