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They do, but it's priced in. Many states have weigh stations as part of enforcing the existing taxation through diesel and licensing.
by parl_match 3y ago
They do, but it's priced in. Many states have weigh stations as part of enforcing the existing taxation through diesel and licensing.
- Etrnl_President 3y agoThey also have to go through 3x the registration effort, and do it in every state they drive in.
- MisterTea 3y ago> and do it in every state they drive in. Not anymore. You just get an IFTA sticker and apportioned plates.
- mrguyorama 3y agoNo, they all just get registered in Maine which supposedly has pretty lax rules on Semis
- Etrnl_President 3y agoI travel a lot, and see semis from most states, and commercial pickup haulers from all states. They say NJ, NY, KY, and UT, are especially penurious about additional registration and licensing.