International Registration Plan (IRP)
The International Registration Plan is an arrangement under which if a carrier transports freight across several jurisdictions, the owner is required to register the traveled miles in each state as well as pay the state’s taxes yearly. Who needs it? If your vehicle’s gross weight is 26,000 pounds or more, it has three or more axles, or it is a power unit or trailer weighing more than 26,000 pounds, you must register it under an IRP.
IRP Plates- Once the IRP and IFTA accounts are setup, you will be issued an Apportioned License Plate for the power unit as well as an Apportioned Cab Card that specifies all of the permitted states in which you may legally operate.
IRP Plate By Compare Transport LLC
At our company, we can plate vehicles that have a gross weight of up to 80,000 pounds. We can take care of your Illinois plates. Simply provide us with the paperwork showing ownership of the vehicle, proof of Illinois residency and valid commercial driver’s licenses of all your drivers and we will process the paperwork for you hassle-free.
IRP Cab Card By Compare Transport LLC
An IRP cab card is a document that proves a commercial motor vehicle is registered under the International Registration Plan (IRP) and is authorized to operate in multiple states and provinces. For more Information. Click here
Frequently Asked Questions
IRP License Plate are Valid for 12 months.
To qualify, you must:
Have an established place of business in the state where you’re registering
Have a physical street address. Call 630-222-5770.
You can apply for IRP plates using the IRP application form for your state.
An IRP cab card is valid for one year and must be renewed annually as part of the International Registration Plan (IRP) registration process; essentially, it is only valid for the duration of the current registration period.
You can:
Search for your state’s vehicle registration office
Check out the IRP Jurisdiction website
The International Registration Plan (IRP) calculates fees based on the number of miles a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) travels in each jurisdiction where it’s registered
