7 CSR 10-25.060 - Trip Permits and Hunter's (Unladen) Permits
(1)
Definitions.
(A) Fuel trip permit means a
seventy-two (72) hour permit which is used to satisfy motor fuel use tax
obligations on a trip-by-trip basis.
(B) Hunter's (Unladen) permit authorizes the
movement of a vehicle which was proportionally registered in Missouri for
purposes of securing a new lease agreement at the empty weight for thirty (30)
days in member jurisdictions of the International Registration Plan
(IRP).
(C) Seventy-two (72) hour
reciprocity trip permit authorizes a vehicle legally registered in another
jurisdiction to be operated intra-jurisdictionally and inter-jurisdictionally
on the highways of Missouri in lieu of apportioned or full
registration.
(D) Seventy-two (72)
hour permit authorizes the movement of a vehicle on the highways of Missouri
pending issuance of credentials when such vehicle is registered in accordance
with Chapter 390, RSMo.
(2) Trip permits may be obtained from the
commission through its Motor Carrier Services Division (MCS) in Jefferson City,
Missouri, electronically through the commission's secure MoDOT Carrier Express
business application or from private contractors. The commission will not
assume responsibility of loss for a transaction between two (2) private
entities when a permit is not claimed by the applicant.
(3) Trip permits may be obtained either
singly as one (1) permit, in two (2) parts as one (1) permit, or in three (3)
parts as one (1) permit in any number by completing the application and
remitting the proper fees.
(4) The
commission is authorized to enter into contracts with third parties to sell
trip permits to the general public.
(5) A hunter's permit may be obtained from
the commission only when-
(A) The commercial
motor vehicle has been proportionally registered with the commission;
(B) The vehicle cannot be operated on
Missouri highways because of lease cancellation;
(C) The plate on the vehicle has been
returned to either the commission or to the lessee; and
(D) All other prerequisites of section
301.266, RSMo, are
fulfilled.
(6) The fee
for trip or hunter's permits specified under state law is
nonrefundable.
(7) The trip or
hunter's permit shall be in full force and effect before the operation of the
motor vehicle commences on Missouri highways.
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