Ala. Admin. Code r. 810-5-1-.470 - IRP And IFTA Trip Permits
(1) In accordance with the International
Registration Plan (IRP) and §
40-12-262, Code of
Ala. 1975, a trip permit may be secured for any vehicle or
combination of vehicles in lieu of full fee registration or apportioned
registration.
(2) In accordance
with the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) and §
40-17-150, Code of
Ala. 1975, in lieu of motor vehicle fuel tax licensing under IFTA,
persons may elect to satisfy motor fuels use tax obligations on a trip by trip
basis by securing a trip permit.
(3) Vehicles subject to the provisions of the
IRP and the IFTA, but not licensed as such, will be required to purchase an IRP
trip permit, IFTA trip permit or a combination IRP/IFTA trip permit prior to
entering the State of Alabama.
(4)
The fee for the IRP trip permit shall be twenty ($20) dollars. The fee for the
IFTA trip permit shall be twenty ($20) dollars. The fee for the combination
IRP/IFTA trip permit shall be forty ($40) dollars.
(5) The trip permit may be secured from the
Department or its designee. Agents of the state (e.g., permitting agencies) may
charge a processing fee in addition to the trip permit fee. Trip permits are
available 24/7 through the Department's website at:
https://www.alabamainteractive.org/dor_tfp/welcome.action.
(6) The permit must be obtained prior to
entering the state and shall be valid for a time period not exceeding seven (7)
days. The beginning and ending dates for which the permit is valid will be
shown on the permit.
(7) Every trip
permit is vehicle specific and shall be carried in the vehicle for which such
permit is issued. Trip permits are not transferable. Permits shall be presented
upon request or demand of a law enforcement officer.
(8) Any person operating a vehicle or
truck-tractor combination with a current and valid trip permit registration is
permitted both interstate and intrastate operations within Alabama, provided
he/she has met all applicable regulatory requirements.
(9) Operation on the public roads and
highways of this state of a vehicle or combination of vehicles of a weight or
type as defined in the IRP or IFTA that is not validly registered in Alabama
shall be guilty of the following:
(a) IRP -
Class C misdemeanor, in accordance with Section
40-12-262.
(b) IFTA - Class B misdemeanor, in accordance
with Section
40-17-155.
Notes
Authors: Sherry Helms, James P. Starling
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, §§ 32-6-56, 40-17-152, 40-17-271.
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