TL;DR
Michigan does not require an EGLE permit to haul non-hazardous solid waste. Vehicles must prevent spillage with covers required. Hazardous waste and liquid industrial by-product transporters need EGLE permits.
What permits do I need to haul dumpsters in Michigan?
Michigan does not require a state permit for non-hazardous solid waste hauling.[1] Vehicles must be covered to prevent spillage. Hazardous waste and liquid industrial by-product transporters need EGLE permits under Part 111 NREPA.[1]
What insurance do I need in Michigan?
| Coverage Type | Minimum Required |
|---|---|
| Commercial Auto Liability | $750,000 CSL (FMCSA minimum) |
| Workers' Compensation | Required for all employers |
Official References
| # | Resource | Agency | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EGLE Solid Waste Hauler Resources | Michigan EGLE | website |