It's not $150 per vehicle. It's just $150. It's a permit for the company, not a license for the car. Edit: It's very slightly more complicated. The human "driv

It's not $150 per vehicle. It's just $150. It's a permit for the company, not a license for the car. Edit: It's very slightly more complicated. The human "drivers" in the car also have to be enrolled in the DMV's Employer Pull Notice program (which is a separate pre-existing program that basically lets employers keep track of the driving records of their drivers), and I believe the fee for that is $5. So it's basically pocket change for the company. The PDF that lists that fee is the Employer Pull Notice Application Checklist (https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/wcm/connect/1c4c241b-70be-45f3-aece-5269fe9df5c5/inf2113.pdf?MOD=AJPERES https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/wcm/connect/1c4c241b-70be-45f3...).