| Registered Vehicle Trip Permits |
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| Overview |
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This page provides information about registered vehicle trip permits.
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| General Information |
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The registered vehicle trip permit allows the operation of Oregon-registered vehicles under conditions, or in ways, not allowed by the current registration.
DMV issues these permits most often to government vehicles with E plates, and to school buses with SC (school bus) plates. The vehicle must have current (not expired) Oregon registration in order to be issued a registered vehicle trip permit.
This permit is not for vehicles currently registered as farm, prorated farm, for-rent, charitable/non-profit, tow/recovery, or as manufactured structure transporters. Furthermore, a person cannot buy this trip permit to operate as a tow/recovery business, since a tow business certificate is required.
Note: For a light (passenger) vehicle with expired registration, see Light Vehicle Trip Permits. For a passenger vehicle that will be temporarily towing a trailer at a greater weight than current registration allows, see Registration Weight Trip Permits.
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| Fees |
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| 10 Consecutive Days |
$7.50 |
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| How to Apply |
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To apply, you must provide DMV with a request that includes:
- Your name;
- Your address;
- Your driver license or ID card number, and state of issuance (if not Oregon);
- The year, make and model of the vehicle;
- The vehicle identification number (VIN); and
- Payment (check made out to "Oregon DMV" or money order).
You may submit your request in the form of a letter, with your payment (see the Fees section above), in person at a DMV office or by mail.
If you have questions or need more information, please contact DMV.
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| Related Information |
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Additional information that may be relevant includes:
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