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The International Registration Plan (IRP) is a registration reciprocity agreement among states of the United States, the District of Columbia, and provinces of Canada. It allows for the proportional registration of commercial vehicles traveling in multiple jurisdictions.

Trucking companies and individuals who operate commercial vehicles that travel across state lines or into provinces of Canada require IRP registration.

To apply for IRP plates, you need to contact your base jurisdiction’s motor vehicle department and complete the required application forms. These forms typically include information about your vehicle fleet and anticipated mileage in each jurisdiction.

IRP registration fees are calculated based on various factors, including the total distance traveled in each jurisdiction, the weight of the vehicle, and the jurisdictions in which the vehicle operates. mileage in each jurisdiction.

The DMV offers various services for commercial trucks, including vehicle registration, title transfers, permit issuance, and emissions testing.

To register a new commercial truck, you typically need to submit the manufacturer’s certificate of origin, bill of sale, and any other required documentation to your local DMV office.

Emissions testing requirements for commercial trucks vary by jurisdiction. Some areas may require periodic emissions testing for commercial vehicles, while others may not. Check with your local DMV or environmental agency for specific requirements in your area.