Issue a Temporary Permit

Temporary permits valid for 10 days.

Trip Permits (Temporary)

Trip permits allow unregistered or out-of-state vehicles to legally operate in Oregon for a short period. Ideal for trucks or trailers not registered in Oregon that need to complete a specific trip.

Heavy Motor Vehicle Trip Permit — typically valid 10 days. For trucks over 10,000 lbs or 3+ axles.
Trailer Trip Permit — used for unregistered trailers, usually valid 10 days.
Light Vehicle / RV — short-term permits for lighter vehicles; check limits and validities.

Weight-Mile / Fuel Temporary Tax Pass

Vehicles that operate in Oregon and exceed 26,000 lbs are subject to Oregon's weight-mile tax. Temporary tax passes can be purchased for short operations.

Oversize / Overweight Permits

Required for vehicles and loads that exceed legal length, width, height, or weight limits. Routes, escorts, and time-of-day restrictions may apply.

Step-by-Step Process to Obtain Your Trip and fuel permits for Oregon:

To get started, please prepare the following information:

Driver(s)’s name(s) and accurate information.
Your USDOT/MC/CCD Number.
Company Details: name, phone, email.
Truck Information: VIN, license plate, weight, commodity, etc.
Trip Dates: exact dates of your trip in Oregon.
Entry and Exit Information: including stops, cities, or zip codes.

FAQ – Oregon Trip Permit

What is a Trip Permit?

A Trip Permit is a temporary authorization that allows trucks not registered in Oregon to legally enter and operate within the state.

How long is a Trip Permit valid?

Standard Trip Permits are valid for 10 consecutive days from the date issued.

What information do I need to provide?

USDOT/MC Number, company details, truck info, route info, and contact details.