Using truck with no signs only bobtail.

Why can't you just go ahead and get your plates now? Is the truck in your name or are you leasing it from a leasing company? You do know you can get a cab card and plates yourself using a business tax ID. Once you get your plates you can do whatever you want and go whereever you want.

To make that thing driveable down the road without numbers on the side of the door you need an Inspection sticker, IFTA sticker, Plates, Registration, and Insurance.

 

Oh I misunderstood I thought you already had your own authority. Did you buy the truck with cash? Do you the have the title? Did you buy the truck from a dealer or a private party?

In order to obtain IFTA, Registration, Inspection, and Plates you either have to apply for IRP in your DOT number or use the companies DOT number your leasing to. Since you don't have a company your leasing to at this current moment you can try to apply for a temporary registration but those are only good for like 10 days not 6 months.

 

You do not need authority to get a registration and IFTA IF you are leasing onto someone but, you stated that your not leasing onto someone for like 6 months so at this point the only way to get a registration and IFTA is with your own DOT #. You can't ride around with an inactive DOT# legally, now I'm not telling you what to do or what not to do but, to make it legal just to ride around in you need plates along with insurance.

Don't you have a buddy or something you use his DOT# temporarily just to get a plate.

 

Here is a couple of links that might help you
Do I Need a USDOT Number? | FMCSA
Frequently Asked Questions

 

To get plates you need active authority OR a signed lease from a company that does.....

And a 2290 ....

 

Search internet:
Georgia DOT hunter permit.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw07y445H-eJsdoNppRP7GMW&cshid=1596724147412

Georgia.gov › dor
Trucking Portal Permits | Georgia Department of Revenue

There is your information.

A hunter permit is for driving a truck without a trailer or load.
You can legally drive your truck to get mechanic work accomplished. Not to work the truck.
Good luck