Penndot needs out of state trailers inspected for vin number verification only.once u got that done than u can put a federal highway inspection.
That only applies if you own the trailer and need to transfer the title,not what the op is asking
Trailer Registration ..how does it work?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by My-Ke, Jun 4, 2017.
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Arkansas issues a permanent plate for trailers. 125.00 all in. Then of course the ad-valorem tax, I can't remember if we pay sales tax on the wagon or not.
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I believe you must register and insure the trailer before it moves, no such thing as a temporary plate. I am sure one phone call to the leasing people would clear everything up.
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You misunderstood what I was meaning. The op asked about getting a Pa plate. One of the things to consider is if the trailer will be in Pa often to get inspected. Pa used to require a Pa inspection sticker. I've heard that has changed but can find no official proof.
Say the trailer is out of state for a couple of months and comes back with a good federal highway but an outdated Pa sticker you could get a fix it ticket. -
There is a 30 day temp tag. You can't haul frieght with it though. I agree with calling the leasing co. to find out about the license.
Haskell Registration is another place in Maine that can issue a license plate. -
On a similar topic, is there a better state to register the tractor unit in, and a similar service to staab to handle this? I've just bought a truck and incorporated in DE.
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Hi, I need your support/advise.. here is the situation: I bought a semi trailer (dry van) in Florida, and the Trk business is located in Texas, is there any way I can bring the trailer to Texas with a load(working) with temp tags and Florida inspection, and then I can register it here in Texas? or what would be the best option?.
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Yes, you can load the trailer with temp tags. But I wouldn't recommend you register it with Texas. You should register it with the state of Maine. In fact, you can get the registration process started before you even pick-up the trailer. Go to StaabAgency.com, give them a call and they will actually answer the phone and break down exactly what you need to do as if you were a newbie. They are an awesome group of people. I suggest you get a 5-yr registration.
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What states other then Maine would allow for out of state business title/register a trailer?
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Idaho and California also. Lifetime plate. Meaning no renewal.
And yes. Trailers haul freight with temp tags. See it all the time. And my last company did it with 6 brand new flats.
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