Illinois Transportation Order

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Transportation Order

The Illinois Transportation Order (ITO) is a type of document issued by the Illinois Department of Transportation (DOT). It is used to provide authorization for the shipment of goods and services over the highways and waterways of the state. It serves as a legal document that allows shippers to move goods safely and efficiently throughout the state. The ITO is issued to both in-state and out-of-state companies who are authorized to transport goods within the state. There are two types of Illinois Transportation Orders: Interim and Permanent. An Interim ITO is valid for one year and is only issued to companies authorized to transport hazardous materials. A Permanent ITO is valid for three years and is issued to companies authorized to transport general freight. Both types of ITO require the shipper to provide proof of insurance and safety equipment, as well as provide documentation of the route and type of cargo being transported.

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Omer Osman - Secretary of Transportation It is IDOT mission to provide safe, cost-effective transportation for Illinois in ways that enhance quality of life, promote economic prosperity, and demonstrate respect for our environment.

View Employees Illinois Department of Transportation has 3,610 employees. View the comprehensive list of Illinois Department of Transportation employees, their locations, business contact details and key personnel.

The Commercial Transportation Law establishes general safety requirements for track, facilities and equipment belonging to rail carriers within Illinois, and gives the Commission jurisdiction to administer and enforce those requirements.

Contact Us For IDOT-related questions, please call (800) 452-4368 or use our online form.

Problem Reporting The 24 hour a day number to call to report problems is (708) 448-8006. Problems within construction zones on County roadway projects can be handled by calling (312) 603-1620 or fax (312) 603-9955.

Contact Us For IDOT-related questions, please call (800) 452-4368 or use our online form.

In Illinois, IDOT has statutory responsibility for the planning, construction, operation and maintenance of Illinois' extensive transportation network, which encompasses highways and bridges, airports, public transit, rail freight and rail passenger systems.

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