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Failing to register for the KYU or KIT can result in fines, penalties, and vehicle impoundments at weigh stations or during roadside inspections.
If you operate a commercial vehicle over 26,000 lbs in New Mexico—whether you're traveling within state lines (intrastate) or across them (interstate)—you're required to hold a New Mexico Weight Distance Tax Permit. This permit covers the state's weight-distance tax, which is calculated based on your vehicle’s gross weight and the number of miles driven on New Mexico roads.
A HUT certificate of registration or a NY HUT Permit is required for any truck, tractor, or other self-propelled vehicle with a gross weight over 18,000 pounds.
Ensuring your carrier fleet has up-to-date Oregon permits is essential for avoiding compliance issues and keeping your operation running smoothly.
If your fleet passes through Connecticut, this is not optional. Ensuring you register, report, and pay the Connecticut Highway Use Tax keeps your trucking operation FMCSA- and DRS-compliant, helping you avoid costly penalties and vehicle holds.
Please reach us at permits@hcmdot.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The KYU Number is a mandatory tax license issued by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for commercial motor carriers operating in or through the state of Kentucky. If your vehicle has a gross weight of 60,000 lbs. or more, you're required to obtain a KYU Number to stay compliant with Kentucky's weight distance tax.
The KIT (Kentucky Intrastate Tax) applies to motor carriers operating only within the state of Kentucky. It’s a separate requirement for intrastate operations and ensures you're paying the correct mileage-based taxes.
Failing to register for the KYU or KIT can result in fines, penalties, and vehicle impoundments at weigh stations or during roadside inspections.
The New Mexico Weight Distance Tax Permit is required for any commercial vehicle with a gross weight over 26,000 pounds that operates on New Mexico highways. This permit allows the state to collect a weight-distance tax based on the number of miles your truck travels within New Mexico.
If you're an interstate or intrastate carrier and your vehicle meets the weight threshold, you must:
Occasional trips through New Mexico? You may be able to use a temporary trip permit instead.
The Oregon Annual Motor Carrier Permit (AMCP) is required for any commercial motor vehicle over 26,000 pounds gross weight operating within Oregon, whether you're running intrastate or interstate. This permit supports the recovery of highway maintenance costs in the state.
Key Points:
The Connecticut Highway Use Tax (HUT) is a per‑mile tax required for Class 8–13 commercial vehicles with a gross weight of 26,000 pounds or more that travel on Connecticut roads Carriers must:
Rates range from 2.5¢ to 17.5¢ per mile, based on the vehicle’s gross weight .
Penalties include:
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