Intrastate authority help

Most states require authority for Intrastate cartage. Not many enforce it as long as you have ICC authority.

 

Check with the Indiana state IRP office or give OOIDA a call. There are only about 11 states (as I recall) that require intrastate authority. I don't remember if Indiana is one of those states. Texas and California are the two largest states which require intrastate authority.

 

Yes. http://www.in.gov/dor/4211.htm

Also look for business or tax filing requirements. Some states may require corporations to register with their Secretary of State as a foreign corp. Some may require a tax registration.

I found the Indiana carrier registration link with a Google search, but did not dig any deeper since I'm not interested in acquiring authority there. If you don't want to dig thru the website, there's usually a phone number somewhere to someone that will tell you all you need to do to haul intrastate there. Good luck.

 

Wisconsin does/did in 2000. Not sure if it changed. I only had to pay once. Unlike Texas which is an annual cost.

 

Nevada, as a resident and home based in Vegas, required me to register as both intrastate and interstate with State Suckatery office. One time filing with no fees.