You NEED an Oregon 10-Day Trip Permit if:
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Your truck is not registered under IRP (International Registration Plan)
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You are operating in Oregon temporarily (pickup, delivery, or through-traffic)
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Your vehicle is commercial and:
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Has a GVW over 26,000 lbs, or
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Has 3 or more axles, regardless of weight
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You are an out-of-state carrier making limited trips into Oregon
The permit allows legal operation in Oregon for 10 consecutive days.
You do NOT need a 10-Day Trip Permit if:
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Your vehicle is properly registered under IRP and Oregon is listed
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You already have full Oregon registration
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Your vehicle qualifies as non-commercial or exempt under Oregon law
Note: Even with a trip permit, Oregon’s Weight-Mile Tax still apply, if over GVW 26000 lbs, unless exempt.
Important Things to Know
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The permit is vehicle-specific
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Must be purchased before entering Oregon
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Must be carried in the truck (printed or electronic)
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Does not replace fuel tax or weight-mile tax requirements
Tip for Carriers
If you run Oregon frequently, full IRP registration and Oregon Weight-Mile Tax enrollment is usually more cost-effective than buying repeated trip permits.