Trip Trucking Permits
Maxline Permit Company can help you obtain your Trip Permit
Temporary Trip Permits
When going to a state where a vehicle is not registered under IRP, a Trip Permit is required. A Trip Permit permits a commercial or private carrier to register temporarily in a state municipality where the carrier is not allocated (province or state listed with weight on cab card).
Trip Permits also allow you to drive your licensed trucks on public roadways.
Please keep in mind that the truck is considered unauthorized if:
The vehicle's current gross weight is insufficient to handle the load
When the car tabs have reached the end of their useful life
Vehicles that qualify for Trip Permits
Any single vehicle
A single recreational vehicle (travel trailers, motorhomes, campers and camp trailers)
Please keep in mind that Trip Permits are only valid for cars going on highways.
It implies that you will be unable to get a travel permit for off-road or non-highway vehicles.
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
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 when:
The gross vehicle/combination weight exceeds the registered weight of 26,000 pounds
The vehicle is propelled by three or more axles
Regardless of axles/weight, operate a commercially licensed vehicle in California, Arizona, or Connecticut
Operating a commercially licensed vehicle weighing more than 10,000 pounds in Nevada
Maxline Permit Company can help you obtain your Trip Permit.
If you need a Trip Permit and are seeking for a reputable organization to assist you, Maxline Permit Company is here to help. We are a company that assists truckers in obtaining Trip Permits. Our staff is made up of specialists who know how to assist the trucker and get him or her back on the road safely and securely. For further information, please call (331) 444-8220 or fill out the free quotation form on our website. We look forward to assisting you.
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.
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?
If your car is not IFTA-registered, you will almost certainly require a fuel permit for your trip.