Using truck with no signs only bobtail.
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by periodic, Aug 5, 2020.
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What about an "in transit" permit, or is that only available from a dealer in Georgia?
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In Alabama you can get a county tag for 55k lbs registered in your personal name, no 2290 needed, no IFTA, it was around $500 last time I got one and you could drive anywhere NOT FOR HIRE. I would think Georgia would be similar.
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He can do the same thing in GA which is what I mentioned to him. I believe that most if not ALL states require a DOT number even if you're not for hire -
Dot# yes, 2290 only if you register for 55k and up. Dot # is easy and free to get.
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In my state, (ID), no need for a DOT #, no 2290 if under 5k miles per year. Matter of fact, nothing needed on the door. I just moved a truck off the DOT listing onto the farm fleet, took everything off the door, paid the county $200, the insurance company $500, and I’m good for the year, as long as I stay in state.
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When you’re calling and getting information don’t say anything about it being a commercial vehicle, because currently it’s not. Say you bought a truck for personal use and you need to know what is required in order to tag it as a farm truck.
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