Connecticut council passed a charge compelling January 2023 that forces a interstate utilization charge (Hovel) on certain overwhelming, multi-unit engine vehicles on any thruway (i.e., open street) in the state.

CONNECTICUT HUT PERMITS WEIGHT INFORMATION

The Hovel is calculated based on a vehicle’s weight and the number of miles driven in the state. The charge builds up per-mile charge rates that increment based on vehicle net weight, extending from $0.025 per mile for vehicles weighing 26,000-28,000 lbs to $0.175 cents per mile for vehicles weighing more than 80,000 lbs.

CONNECTICUT HUT PERMITS CHARGES INFORMATION

The charge requires each carrier that has a net weight of twenty-six thousand pounds or more and carries a classification between Lesson 8 and Lesson 13, to apply to Office of Income Administrations (DRS) for a Hovel allow. It forbids carriers from working, or causing to be worked, any qualified engine vehicle in the state without a Cabin allow on or after 1 January 2023.

 Compliance help is available

The CONNECTICUT HUT law is complex and can be confusing. But you don’t have to it alone. Our Compare Transport LLC Permit Advisers are here to help. We can handle the certificate of registration application with the state of Connecticut or if you need a temporary permit.