Do You Need an Oregon Truck Permit? We can help speed up the process.

There’s no easy way to deal with the state. Waiting in lines, delayed filings, and lost paperwork are a thing of the past with TruckingOregon.com. Let us take care of everything, from helping you fill out the application to filing it with the proper authorities. Save time and let our knowledgeable staff take care of everything.

Trip Permit for Light
vehicles

Do you have an unregistered passenger vehicle? This means vehicles with a combined weight of 8,000 pounds or less and light trailers and special-use trailers with a combined loaded weight of 8,000 pounds or less. Low-Speed Vehicles like mopeds or motorcycles also fall into this category. Be aware that state law dictates that only 2 permits for the same vehicle can be obtained in a 12-month period. Is this something you need? We can help you get your application started today!

Trip Permits for Recreation Vehicles

We can help you get your trip permits for your unregistered campers, travel trailers, and motor homes. Please note that RVs over 45 feet long do not qualify. These permits can be good for up to 10 full days in a 12-month period. Ask one of our industry experts about conditions and stipulations so we can get you qualified for a Recreational Vehicle Trip Permit!

Trip Permits for Heavy Motor Vehicles

These permits are required for unregistered motor vehicles that are heavier than 10,000 pounds. That means combined or loaded weight. It also includes motorized fixed-load vehicles. This permit does not include tow-trucks or motor homes. If you need a Heavy Motor Vehicle Trip Permit, contact us today and let us show you how much time we can save you today!

Trip Permit for Registration Weights

Do you have an Oregon registered vehicle that is heavier than the existing registration allows? This is often the case for vehicles that want to pull heavy trailers over 8,000 pounds or vehicles that need to operate over 10,000 pounds. Please note that this does not include travel trailers, fixed loads, or special-use trailers. If you do find yourself in this category, let us help you get your Registration Weights Trip Permit.

Trip Permit for Registered Vehicles

If you have an Oregon-registered vehicle that needs to operate under conditions that are not allowed under the current registration, you may need a Registered Vehicle Trip Permit. This is common for government vehicles with E plates and school buses with SC plates. This permit is not for farm equipment, towing vehicles, manufactured structure transporters, or charitable non-profit vehicles. Our team of permit experts can get your permit in as little as a day, today!

Trip Permit for Snowmobile for Out of State residents

You may need a Snowmobile Trip Permit for Out-of-State residents if you are an out-of-state visitor who plans to use their unregistered snowmobile in Oregon. This particular trip permit is valid for up to 60 days, but the registration process requires additional information due to its out-of-state nature. Let our team help you submit the right paperwork and get you on the trails today!

Do I need to Worry About Fuel Tax?

An Oregon Fuel Tax Permit is required for any truck that fuels up in the state of Oregon. These permits are required because drivers must pay fuel taxes for any fuel that they use while in the state. The driver must log their fuel usage and obtain a permit.

For over 16 years, Oregon State Permits has helped drivers obtain their Fuel Tax Permits. We are a family-run business that treats every driver who works with us as part of our family. Let us help you navigate the bureaucratic red tape and get you on the road, fast.

What is the IFTA Fuel Tax?

The International Fuel Tax Agreement, also known as the IFTA, guides almost every Trip Permit. The IFTA helps track and monitor fuel use between the United States and Canada. Here at Oregon State Permits, we help you file your permits with the proper authorities at IFTA. If you have gotten a Trip Permit before, you know that obtaining the permit is only part of the work. Not only do we help you apply for your permits, we also help you file your permits. Never be caught without the proper permits again and risk losing your license.

We handle all of the paperwork, so you can get back to your work, back on the road.

Smart Permits Solution

Trucking Support
Since 2006

Do You Need an Oregon Truck Permit? We can help speed up the process.

Out of State Trip Permits

Oregon allows the use of out-of-state Trip Permits when you travel from another state. If you do plan to do this, there are certain regulations and documents that must be filed.

Make sure you keep proof of insurance inside your vehicle and give us a call. We can walk you through the state and local laws so you can legally drive anywhere you need.

Trip Permit from Another State

What You Need to Apply:

Do I need to Worry About Fuel Tax?

What is the IFTA Fuel Tax?

Get In Touch

Smart Permits Solution

Trucking Support Since 2006

Do You Need an Oregon Truck Permit? We can help speed up the process.

Out of State Trip Permits

Oregon allows the use of out-of-state Trip Permits when you travel from another state. If you do plan to do this, there are certain regulations and documents that must be filed.

Make sure you keep proof of insurance inside your vehicle and give us a call. We can walk you through the state and local laws so you can legally drive anywhere you need.

Trip Permit from Another State

What You Need to Apply:

Do I need to Worry About Fuel Tax?

What is the IFTA Fuel Tax?

Get In Touch

Trucking Support
Since 2006