IRP and IFTA Registration

Get Started with IRP & IFTA Registrations
Operating interstate requires more than just an active FMCSA authority. To legally run across state lines, carriers must complete IRP (International Registration Plan) and IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) registrations.
Drive Trucking Logistics provides professional IRP and IFTA registration services to help trucking businesses get properly registered, avoid delays, and operate in full compliance with federal and state requirements.
IRP & IFTA Services:
o IRP New Account Application for Apportioned Plate and Cab Card
o IFTA New Account Application for License and Fuel Decal
o Accurate Paperwork Preparation and Filing
o Guidance on Base Jurisdiction Required Documents
o Quarterly Fuel Tax Reporting Requirements Guide
o Provide Support through Registration Process
Why IRP & IFTA are essential?
The International Registration Plan (IRP) gives you apportioned license plates and a cab card—so your vehicles can legally travel across all participating states with just one registration.
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) streamlines fuel tax compliance by eliminating state-by-state filings—allowing you to report and pay through a single base jurisdiction.
Without them, you risk:
Fines, penalties, violations or being placed out of service.
Vehicle Eligibility for IRP & IFTA
Not all vehicles are required to register under IRP and IFTA. Vehicle eligibility generally depends on weight, configuration, and use.
Vehicles Typically Required to Register for IRP & IFTA:
Vehicles operating interstate (across state lines), and is a:
o Commercial vehicle with a GVWR or registered weight over 26,000 lbs; or
o Vehicle with three or more axles, regardless of weight; or
o Used in combination and the gross vehicle weight or the registered gross vehicle weight of the combined vehicles exceeds 26,000 lbs.
Vehicles That May Be Exempt:
o Vehicles operating intrastate only
o Vehicles with a GVWR of 26,000 lbs or less and two axles
o Certain farm or government vehicles (depending on state rules)
