US commercial trucking fees by state
By TruePermitReviewed by the TruePermit compliance team
The real government price of every trucking permit, credential, and registration, organized by state and by fee type. Each amount is read from the agency's own page or statute, independently re-checked, and dated, so you see what the state actually charges before any broker or permit-service markup.
Working with the data? Download the full verified dataset: fees.csv, which lists every fee with its amount, official source URL, and verification date.
By fee type
By state
45 states with a full fee profile. Each page lists that state's official permit, credential, and registration fees with sources and verification dates.
- Alaska2
- Alabama5
- Arkansas5
- Arizona2
- California5
- Connecticut5
- District of Columbia2
- Delaware4
- Florida6
- Georgia5
- Hawaii2
- Iowa5
- Illinois4
- Indiana3
- Kansas5
- Kentucky5
- Maryland2
- Maine3
- Michigan2
- Minnesota5
- Mississippi3
- Montana5
- North Carolina3
- North Dakota5
- Nebraska5
- New Hampshire4
- New Jersey5
- New Mexico3
- Nevada2
- New York7
- Ohio5
- Oklahoma5
- Oregon7
- Pennsylvania5
- Rhode Island5
- South Carolina3
- South Dakota3
- Tennessee3
- Texas6
- Virginia6
- Vermont4
- Washington5
- Wisconsin5
- West Virginia5
- Wyoming6
Frequently asked
- What government fees does a trucking company pay by state?
- Depending on where and how you run: a temporary trip permit and fuel permit (if you're not registered for IRP/IFTA), an IFTA license and decals from your base state, oversize/overweight permits for heavy or large loads, state intrastate operating authority, weight-distance tax enrollment in a few states, and apportioned IRP registration. Federal fees (USDOT, MC authority, UCR, HVUT) apply on top everywhere.
- Are these the real government prices or broker quotes?
- These are the official government amounts (what the state or federal agency charges), read from each agency's own page or statute, independently re-checked, and dated. Permit services and wire services add their own markup on top; knowing the official fee tells you how much of a quote is the state's price.
- How current are the fees?
- Each figure carries a verification date shown next to its source link. Fees change, so always confirm the current amount with the linked agency before you file or buy a permit. This is compliance-planning information, not legal or tax advice.
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Start freeGeneral information for compliance planning, not legal or tax advice. Fees change; confirm the current amount against the linked agency before you file.