New Mexico Trip Tax Permit $60!!

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  1. stayinback

    stayinback Road Train Member

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    ####......You can't purchase a trip permit at the Port of entry like others? That's ****ed up.
     
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  3. rabbiporkchop

    rabbiporkchop Road Train Member

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    Entrapment. That is how Oregon operates.
    ODOT 503-378-6699 expects you to get your permit online or calling that phone number with a valid credit card and a valid fax number, and you are expected to have a hard copy of the permit in your possession before you hit the state line.
     
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  4. Razorwyr

    Razorwyr Road Train Member

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    That's not entrapment, you may not like it but it's not entrapment....

    "In criminal law, entrapment is a practice whereby a law enforcement agent induces a person to commit a criminal offense that the person would have otherwise been unlikely to commit."
     
  5. wore out

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    No it doesn't. It should I agree but it doesn't.
     
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  6. xsetra

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    A few years back I ordered a trip permit when I got loaded in Portland and headed east on 84.
    When I got to the scale (Cascade Locks) I was flagged to come inside. When I got inside they said I had no permit. So I showed it to them on my phone. They looked at the time of issue and the time was after I crossed the scale and before I walked into the building.
    They gave me a ticket for no permit upon entry, ticket was almost $500.00
    He did say an electronic copy of permit was legal. Faxed to office and emailed to me.
    I do have an annual permit now and I did pay the $2,000.00 deposit. The bright side is it includes an annual Oversize permit valid for 12'wide and 14'tall. I don't use it much. I try to stay out of Oregon.
    Trying to get those single trip permits was a pain. You would think Oregon would join the 21st century and use email for permits but only fax. PITA.

    .http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/MCT/docs/EntryPolicy_TaxRegistrationCredentials.pdf
     
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    I haven't been to Oregon since about 02 or so. I try to stay outta the rest of them horses ### money grabbin states to. Just isn't worth the headache anymore. I do pull fertilizer outta Carlsbad usually if I get out in West Texas as it's the only thing around. I just dodge the coops. Course I do that every time every where
     
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  8. rabbiporkchop

    rabbiporkchop Road Train Member

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    People like to complain about California but I'll take California over Oregon any day of the week
     
  9. xsetra

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    Oregon is a state it has become hard or many miles to go around coop.
    Oregon is where I learned to drive,delivering in the Northwest. I knew all the back roads, Lot of fun years ago. Not so much any more.
     
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    It's becoming harder everywhere honestly. I always really enjoyed the drive itself up that way, no more than I took it it was a risk reward decision not to continue. Colorado has become tough too.
     
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  11. xsetra

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    I used to try to go to the Northwest a few times a year. Like the drive along 90 into Seattle or over 80 to 84 into Portland. Don't see myself getting there anymore this year with the I-90 bridge detour in Montana. That and not much freight coming back East.
     
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