Waste and Recycling
Does your vehicle need a permit?
Check whether your vehicle requires a permit to access Hampshire's HWRCs.
Vans and pick ups / Trailers / Cars and 4x4s / Hired vehicles / Horseboxes / Light goods vehicles / Blue Badge holders
Vans and pick-ups
If you use a commercial-type vehicle (van or a pick-up) to dispose of your household waste you will need to apply for a permit.
Commercial-type vehicles are defined as a vehicle with one or more of the following features:
- no rear windows
- no rear side window
- no rear seats
- has an open back, or a back which is separate to the main cab (closed cab pick-ups).
Trailers
Cars towing trailers of 1.8m (approx 6ft) or less can access sites without a permit.
If you use a trailer between 1.8m and 3.0m (approx 6ft and 10ft) in length you will need to apply for a permit to access HWRCs.
Trailers over 3.0m (approx 10ft) are not permitted access to HWRCs.
Where a commercial-type vehicle (such as a van or pick-up) is the only towing vehicle available for a trailer, then the vehicle itself is permitted to access the site without a permit provided it does not carry any waste. It is not permitted for a householder to hold permits for a commercial-type vehicle and a trailer at the same time.
Cars and 4x4s
Cars and 4x4s do not require a permit to access HWRCs.
Hired vans
Householders who have hired a van for a period of two days or less to dispose of their own waste do not require a permit.
Householders should bring the van hire agreement with them and present it to site staff on arrival.
Horseboxes and LGVs
All horseboxes and vehicles over 3.5 tonnes in weight are not permitted access to HWRCs.
Blue badge holders
Blue badge holders do not require a permit to dispose of their household waste.
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