Fuel Trucking Permits

Maxline Permit Company can help you obtain your Fuel Permit

Temporary Fuel Permits

If you’re transporting a load in a non-IFTA registered vehicle, you’ll almost certainly need to get a temporary fuel permit for each state you visit. Our gasoline permission professionals at the Maxline Permit Company make this procedure quick, simple, and pleasant.

Who Is Required to Have a Fuel Permit?

If you’re driving a large commercial vehicle and aren’t registered with the IFTA, you’ll most likely need a fuel permit for the states or provinces you’re visiting.

Typically, a fuel permit is required if:

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Your vehicle or trailer does not have an IFTA registration

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Your power unit has two axles and a GVW of more than 26,000 lbs

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Regardless of weight or size, your power unit has three or more axles

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The total GVW of your tow vehicle and trailer exceeds 26,000 lbs

What Exactly Is IFTA?

The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) encompasses 48 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and Canadian provinces. When your car is IFTA-registered, you report the distance traveled in each state or province and pay the necessary taxes.

If your car is not IFTA-registered, you will almost certainly require a fuel permit for your trip.

Who is exempt from the requirements of the Fuel Permit and the IFTA?

Exemptions vary by state, however if your vehicle satisfies one of the following conditions, it may be exempt from IFTA and trip permit requirements:

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You are driving a government car

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You're driving a recreational vehicle for personal use

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You are in charge of a hired bus

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You're driving a car with farm plates

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You're driving an off-road vehicle

Collaboration with the Maxline Permit Company

Our team of fuel permit professionals at The Maxline Company takes the burden out of arranging for and getting gasoline permits. To secure the appropriate permissions, we engage directly with state and local governmental officials on your behalf. Our expertise acquiring gasoline permits across the United States has given us the know-how to secure your fuel permits swiftly and effectively, frequently in less than an hour.

Because of our knowledge and efficiency, we can keep our service costs low, providing you with peace of mind as well as significant financial savings.

Contact us today to see how we can make the permitting procedure for all of your cargoes as simple and cheap as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for a Trip Permit?

All Trip Permits are valid for three days, beginning on the first day of use.

  • Prior to operating a vehicle, you must complete, sign, and date the Trip Permit.
  • Any change or adjustment to the data on the Trip Permit renders it void.

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When do I need to obtain a Trip Permit?

When you drive from your own province/state into another municipality where you are not registered or apportioned, you must get a travel permit. Furthermore, you are required to hold a Trip Permit, more info

Who Is Required to Have a Fuel Permit?

If you're driving a large commercial vehicle and aren't registered with the IFTA, you'll most likely need a fuel permit for the states or provinces you're visiting. More info

What Exactly Is IFTA?
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) encompasses 48 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and Canadian provinces. When your car is IFTA-registered, you report the distance traveled in each state or province and pay the necessary taxes.

If your car is not IFTA-registered, you will almost certainly require a fuel permit for your trip.

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