Question 1

Does RacePermit submit applications for me?

Accepted Answer

No. RacePermit helps you organize your permit plan. You confirm requirements with agencies and submit applications yourself. Document preparation and agency approval are tracked separately.

Question 2

Where is detailed guidance available?

Accepted Answer

Our curated permit guidance starts in Colorado. Route analysis can suggest likely city, county, and state authorities elsewhere, but coverage varies. Confirm road ownership, agency responsibility, and local requirements before relying on a plan.

Question 3

What happens if my course changes?

Accepted Answer

Upload the updated GPX from the project editor and review the authority changes before confirming the new course. RacePermit preserves matching permit work, contacts, and documents while keeping the previous route available in the project history.

Question 4

Can I share the plan with my team?

Accepted Answer

The pilot workspace can save a project and create a private link. Anyone with an editable private link can change that project, so share it carefully. You can also preview and download a Markdown planning brief with deadlines, document statuses, contacts, and source notes.

Question 5

Are my documents uploaded?

Accepted Answer

Choosing a document records its filename, status, and notes. File contents stay on your device. Saving a project stores its route and planning information in the cloud.

Question 6

What happens when I request pilot access?

Accepted Answer

Your request joins the pilot waitlist so the team can review your event and interest. Submitting a request does not create an account or immediately unlock access. You can explore the sample workspace while you wait.

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