Trip Permits
Traveling interstate without IRP credentials? A Trip Permit lets your vehicle legally cross state or provincial lines for short-term or one-time trips.
Trip Permits (Temporary Trip Permits)
A Trip Permit serves as temporary registration for vehicles not enrolled in the International Registration Plan (IRP). It’s ideal for one-time trips, leased vehicles, or temporary operations.
When You Need It
- Your vehicle is not registered under IRP
- One-time or short-term interstate trip
- Usually operate in your home state but need to cross the border
- Waiting on IRP processing and must move now
Validity & Regulations
- Issued per state or province
- Typically valid for 72–120 hours (3–5 days)
- Some states limit usage per vehicle per year
- Legally required when traveling interstate without an active IRP account
Why It’s Important
- Avoid costly fines and potential impoundment
- Prevent delays at weigh stations and checkpoints
- Stay compliant while you operate across state lines
What We Do for You
Determine where permits are required
File all state paperwork
Deliver documents electronically
Combine with fuel permits if needed
Most permits issued same day
Support for multi-state routes
What You’ll Need
- Vehicle details (VIN, license plate, weight)
- Carrier name and DOT/MC number
- Travel origin & destination
- Dates of travel
Turnaround & Quote
- Validity: typically 72–120 hours per state
- Processing Time: same day in most states
- Cost: Request a quote from OSOWPermits.
Multi-state routes may require multiple permits.