vehicle trip permit

Temporary Permits

TxDMV issues temporary permits for private or commercial vehicles subject to Texas registration laws, but not authorized to travel on Texas highways due to the lack of registration or lack of reciprocity with the state or country in which the vehicle is registered.

If the vehicle will travel out of state, please verify that the temporary permit is valid for operation in that state. The permit may only authorize the operation of the vehicle in Texas.

Order Online

• Order a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit
• Order a Transit Permit - if you buy a car or truck and the seller keeps the Texas license plates, the Transit Permit allows you to legally drive the vehicle home or to your local county tax office.
• 72-Hour Permit & 144-Hour Permit
• One-Trip Permit
• 30-Day Permit
• Vehicle Transit Permit

TxDMV issues 72-Hour Permits and 144-Hour Permits for the movement of commercial laden trucks, truck-tractors, trailers, or semitrailers or motor buses on the highways of Texas. NOTE: A valid USDOT number is required to obtain either a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit.

Purchase a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit

You may purchase a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit in the following ways:

• Purchase online now
• At your local county tax assessor-collector office
• At your nearest TxDMV Regional Service Center
• Appointments are encouraged but not required at the Regional Service Center.

Fee and Payment Information

• 72-Hour Permit - $25
• 144-Hour Permit - $50

A non-refundable processing and handling fee of $4.75 is assessed per permit. The fee covers the cost to process the permit.

Fees are payable by:

• MasterCard, VISA, Discover, or American Express, if purchasing the permit online or at a county tax office that accepts them. A service charge may be included
• Certified check or money order, payable to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, if purchasing at the Regional Service Center
• Funds deposited in a pre-established escrow account

Note: Personal checks are not accepted.

You may purchase a 72-Hour Permit and 144-Hour Permit in advance of a proposed trip and several permits may be obtained at one time with the times of validity to run sequentially, having one permit become effective immediately upon the expiration of the preceding one.

Eligible Use

A 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit may only be issued to commercial vehicles and buses owned by residents of the United States, Mexico, or Canada.

These permits may be used to:

• Operate an unregistered commercial vehicle or bus in Texas.
• Engage in intrastate operations in Texas with out-of-state licensed commercial vehicles.

Texas residents may use these permits to operate:

• An unregistered commercial vehicle or bus in Texas.
• A Texas registered commercial vehicle with a heavier gross weight than registered. The heavier load may operate for only the period that the permit is valid unless the owner purchases additional permits.
• A vehicle registered with either Farm or Soil Conservation license plates when the vehicle is operating over the maximum weight allowed by law.

72-Hour Permits and 144-Hour Permits may not be issued to:

• Any vehicle that has been deemed salvage or nonrepairable.
• Any vehicle that has been apprehended.
• Any vehicle that will solely be operated outside of Texas.

Vehicles operating with a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit may operate at the maximum weight allowed under Texas registration laws.

A 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit is valid only in Texas.

Insurance Requirements

Applicants must show proof of liability insurance that meets the Texas minimum liability limits of $30,000/$60,000/$25,000. Insurance is not required for trailers and semitrailers. An insurance company authorized to write insurance in Texas must provide the coverage. If the applicant is registered as a motor carrier with TxDMV’s Motor Carrier Division, a registration listing is acceptable instead of proof of liability insurance.

Vehicle Inspection

A vehicle displaying a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit must pass a Texas Safety Inspection before being operated on the highways. If the vehicle displays current out-of-state license plates or the vehicle is mobile drilling or servicing equipment used in the production of gas or crude petroleum oil, a Texas Safety Inspection is not required.

Vehicles Registered in Combination

The following instructions apply when 72-Hour Permits or 144-Hour Permits are issued to trucks or truck-tractors with a gross weight in excess of 10,000 lbs. and semitrailers with gross weights in excess of 6,000 lbs. and the combined gross weight is greater than 18,000 lbs::

• A truck or truck-tractor displaying a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit may not pull a semitrailer displaying a Token Trailer license plate. Token Trailer license plates are valid only when displayed on semitrailers pulled by vehicles registered with Combination, Forestry, Apportioned, or Seasonal Permit license plates for the combined gross weight of all the vehicles used in the combination. Therefore, if a pulling unit displays a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit, each semitrailer operated in combination must also display a permit or trailer registration.
• If a truck or truck-tractor displaying a Combination license plate pulls a semitrailer displaying a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit, the pulling unit should be registered for the combined gross weight of all the vehicles in the combination. If the vehicle is not registered for a sufficient combined gross weight, the owner must either increase the weight at the county or purchase a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit for the pulling unit. The permit qualifies the combination for the maximum gross weight permitted under Texas registration laws..
• A vehicle displaying Truck license plates cannot legally pull a semitrailer displaying a Token Trailer license plate. The semitrailer would need to display a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit. This allows the owner to legally operate the combination without exchanging registration.
• An out-of-state licensed power unit can legally pull a semitrailer displaying a Texas Token Trailer license plate. The power unit must be registered for the combined gross weight of the truck or truck-tractor, semitrailer, and load. The out-of-state vehicle must display a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit on the pulling unit.
• An out-of-state power unit operating in Texas under the International Registration Plan (IRP) may operate interstate or intrastate in Texas while pulling a semitrailer displaying a Texas Token Trailer license plate or a 72-Hour Permit or 144-Hour Permit. The out-of-state power unit must be registered for the combined gross weight of the truck or truck-tractor, semitrailer, and load.

TxDMV issues One-Trip Permits for the temporary movement of an unladen vehicle subject to Texas registration laws. A One-Trip Permit is valid for a period of 15 calendar days from the effective date.

A One-Trip Permit is valid for one trip only between the point of origin and the point of destination and the intermediate point as shown on the receipt. The point of origin or destination must be in Texas.

Purchase a One-Trip Permit

You may purchase a One-Trip Permit in the following ways:

A One-Trip Permit costs $5, and the permit may be purchased before its effective date.

• MasterCard, VISA, Discover, or American Express, if purchasing the permit at a county tax office that accepts them. A service charge may be included

One-Trip Permits may be issued for:

One-Trip Permits may not be issued for:

• Manufactured housing.
• A charter bus based in Texas that is transporting passengers.
• A commercial vehicle that is transporting the owner's household goods.
• A boat trailer that is carrying a boat.
• A laden luggage trailer or laden utility trailer.
• A vehicle carrying a fixed load, regardless of whether the vehicle is conventional or unconventional.
• A vehicle that has been apprehended for operating unregistered.
• A junk, salvage, or nonrepairable vehicle.
• A trip that originates and terminates outside Texas.
• The movement of a laden commercial vehicle of any type, including luggage and utility trailers.

Applicants must show proof of liability insurance that meets the Texas minimum liability limits of $30,000/$60,000/$25,000. Insurance is not required for trailers and semitrailers. An insurance company authorized to write insurance in Texas must provide the coverage.

A vehicle displaying a current One-Trip Permit is exempt from Texas inspection requirements.

Permit Display

The One-Trip Permit must be displayed in the rear window of the vehicle. If the vehicle does not have a rear window, the operator must carry the permit in the vehicle at all times during the period in which the permit is valid. The receipt must always be carried in the vehicle at all times during the period in which the permit is valid.

TxDMV issues 30-Day Permits for the temporary movement of qualifying, non-commercial, or light commercial vehicles subject to Texas registration laws. 30-day Permits are not available to vehicles that will not be operated in the State of Texas. A 30-Day Permit is valid for a period of 30 calendar days and expires on the date reflected on the permit. A 30-Day Permit may be purchased up to 60 calendar days before its effective date.

The Application for Timed Temporary Permits (Form VTR-66) must be completed to obtain a 30-Day Permit. The following items must accompany a completed Form VTR-66 application:

• Proof of insurance
• Proof of a passing vehicle inspection that is current for the duration of the permit
• Current government-issued photo identification

NOTE: A Power of Attorney (POA) is required if the application is being submitted by anybody other than the applicant listed on the Form VTR-66, a dealer, or a leasing company.

Purchase a 30-Day Permit

You may submit the application and purchase a 30-Day Permit in the following ways:

A 30-Day Permit costs $25, and the permit may be purchased before its effective date.

• Certified check or money order, payable to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, if purchasing at a Regional Service Center

The 30-Day Permit is available for passenger vehicles, motorcycles, private buses, trailers, and semitrailers with a gross weight not exceeding 10,000 lbs., and for light commercial vehicles not exceeding a gross vehicle weight of 10,000 lbs. A commercial vehicle exceeding a gross weight of 10,000 lbs. is eligible for the permit if operating unladen..

• NOTE: 30-Day Permits may not be issued to any vehicle that has been issued a salvage or nonrepairable title.

Applicants must provide proof of a passing Texas Safety Inspection before being issued a 30-Day Permit. The vehicle’s passing inspection must be current for the duration of the timed permit.

The 30-Day Permit must be displayed in the rear window of the vehicle. If the vehicle does not have a rear window, the operator must attach the permit to the vehicle or carry the permit in the vehicle at all times during the period in which the permit is valid. The receipt must always be carried in the vehicle at all times during the period in which the permit is valid.

If you buy a car or truck and the seller keeps the Texas license plates, the Vehicle Transit Permit allows you to legally drive the vehicle home or to your local county tax office.

The Vehicle Transit Permit is valid for 5 calendar days; the start date is the day the permit is printed. A Vehicle Transit Permit is valid for one trip between the point of origin and the destination, and any intermediate points specified in the permit.

There are no fees for obtaining a Vehicle Transit Permit.

The Vehicle Transit Permit may only be used on passenger vehicles 6,000 pounds or less and light trucks with a gross vehicle weight of 10,000 pounds or less, and only one permit may be issued per vehicle. The Vehicle Transit Permit is valid for one trip between the point of origin and the destination, and any intermediate points specified in the permit.

A Vehicle Transit Permit may not be issued to any salvage or nonrepairable vehicle.

A vehicle displaying a current Vehicle Transit Permit is exempt from current Texas inspection requirements.

The Vehicle Transit Permit receipt must always be carried in the vehicle at all times during the period in which the permit is valid.

Temporary Operating Permits

A Temporary Operating Permit (TOP) may be issued in certain circumstances when all registration fees have been paid, but license plates and/or registration stickers haven’t been issued. 

In certain cases, DMV may issue a TOP, which allows a motorist to operate a vehicle when all registration fees have been paid, but license plates and/or registration stickers haven’t been issued. Payment of use tax is not usually required to obtain a TOP, if all other fees have been paid.

Below are the different types of TOPs.

Owners of vehicles that fail the biennial smog certification inspection can get a TOP for a $50 fee.

To get a biennial smog certification TOP, you’ll need:

• Registration renewal fees .
• Failed smog inspection report.
• Proof of insurance.
• A $50 nonrefundable TOP fee*.

The TOP is valid for 60 days from either the:

• Registration expiration date.
• Date the vehicle is removed from planned nonoperation (PNO).

Only one biennial smog certification TOP can be issued to the same vehicle within a two-year period. After the 60–day period, your vehicle may be eligible for a one-day vehicle moving permit.

*The $50 fee can be waived for customers who present a Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Letter of Eligibility authorizing participation in the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) repair assistance option. For CAP information, contact BAR at www.bar.ca.gov or 1-866-272-9642.

You can get a one-time 30-day TOP on an incomplete registration application for:

• A nonresident vehicle (a vehicle currently registered in another state).
• If fees are due for a biennial smog certification test and it has been longer than 60 days since the vehicle’s registration expired or the planned nonoperation was removed, you cannot get a one-time 30-day TOP. In this case, you can get a one-day vehicle moving permit.
• A vehicle referred to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) for vehicle identification number (VIN) inspection or assignment.
• A BAR appointment card for a BAR referee inspection.
• Documented proof of the needed smog parts on order for the owner (except in cases of required biennial smog certification testing).
• A vehicle requiring federal heavy vehicle use tax (FHVUT) with an expiration other than July 31.
• A vehicle when the office manager or designee determines it is appropriate.

A TOP cannot be issued to a vehicle requiring a brake or light certificate. In this case, you can get a one-day vehicle moving permit.

You can get a one-time 60-day TOP for:

• You can get a 60-day TOP from the date of failed smog inspection (this does not apply to vehicles requiring a biennial smog certification test).
• Commercial vehicle when the owner is having difficulty filing the FHVUT, if the registration expiration date is July 31.
• Salvage retention vehicle being revived when a customer has paid all the registration fees (current and due within 60 days) and submitted the brake and light certificates.
• A complete registration application processed in the mail for sequential license plates and stickers to be issued by DMV headquarters. Examples: Arts, Disabled Person, Disabled Veteran, Kids, Memorial, Lake Tahoe, Whale Tail, Yosemite License Plates, etc.

You can get a one-time 90-day TOP on a registration application that was sent to DMV headquarters:

• While you wait for your license plates and stickers to be issued.
• While you wait for your assigned personalized license plates to be issued.

You can get a no-fee one-day vehicle moving permit to move vehicles:

• With a PNO on file from the current place of storage to another place of storage.
• To or from a garage or repair shop for the purpose of repairs or alteration.
• For the purpose of dismantling or wrecking.
• Inspection by DMV or the CHP.
• Assignment or verification of a VIN.
• Inspection of pollution (smog) control devices.
• Weighing the vehicle.
• Obtaining brake/light certificates.
• That are incomplete or under construction.
• By a dealer, distributor, or manufacturer from their place of business to a place where the vehicle will be altered or supplied.
• By a dealer, distributor, manufacturer, remanufacturer, or transporter from a vessel, railroad depot, or warehouse to a warehouse or salesroom.
• From an impound yard.

The moving date you choose must be within 60 days of the issue date and it must be entered on the permit by you or an authorized DMV, CHP, Auto Club, or Business Partner (BP) agent, and endorsed by the agent.

In lieu of California registration, you can get a one trip permit (for a fee) to move a vehicle: California Vehicle Code (CVC) §4003

• When unladen, for one continuous trip from a place within California to a place in or outside California or from outside California to a place in California (by the most direct route).
• For participation as a vehicular float or display in a lawful parade or exhibition for one round trip from one place to another. The total round trip cannot exceed 100 miles and must be completed within 60 days.

A one trip permit is also valid for a nonresident:

• To move a newly purchased trailer coach into California.
• Member of the armed forces to move an unregistered trailer coach they own into, out of, or within California.

A one trip permit cannot be used to move a crane or trailer coach owned by a California resident.

Blank one trip permits may be purchased in volume from any DMV office.

Issuing a one trip permit doesn’t affect California tax requirements. For sales and use tax information, contact the Board of Equalization (BOE) at www.boe.ca.gov or 1-800-400-7115.

Need something else?

Renew vehicle registration.

You need to renew your vehicle registration every 1-5 years in California, depending on the vehicle. Keep your registration up-to-date.

Insurance Requirements

Wondering about the financial responsibility (insurance) requirements for your vehicle?

Biennial Smog Certification Inspections

All California vehicles are required to undergo biennial smog inspections, unless they’re exempt.

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Trip Permit

It is unlawful to drive a vehicle on public roadways without a current registration, and license plates with month/year tabs. However, you can get a trip permit for one of the following types of moves:

• Transporting a non-completed vehicle under construction.
• inspecting, weighing, or meeting other requirements of the Division. Rebuilding, dismantling, or removing the vehicle permanently from the highways, vehicular ways, and areas of the state.
• Transporting an unladen non-commercial vehicle on a single trip by a noncircular route. Valid up to 20 days. (Maximum of 3 per vehicle.)
• Transporting an unladen commercial vehicle making a single continuous trip by a noncircular route. Valid up to 10 days.
• Obtaining an emission inspection for a vehicle with an expired registration. Valid up to 5 days.

To arrange a one-time trip permit, apply at a local DMV Office . Be prepared to provide proof of vehicle interest or ownership. The fee is $5.

For commercial vehicles, please visit:  Dual Registration or Commercial Trip Permit

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TEMPORARY TRIP PERMITS

Out-of-the ordinary service for your out-of-state trips.

If one of your vehicles is traveling interstate and isn’t registered under the International Registration Plan (IRP), you’ll need to order a temporary trip permit. 

A trip permit is needed if your vehicle is traveling out of state and any of these apply:

• Your vehicle isn’t registered under IRP
• Your vehicle has 3 or more axles
• Your vehicle has a gross vehicle or registered weight over 26,000 lbs.
• Your tow vehicle and trailer have a combined gross vehicle or registered weight over 26,000 lbs.

Call 800-231-5266 for a Permit Advisor

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Frequently asked questions, what is the international registration plan (irp).

The International Registration Plan (IRP) is an agreement among the United States, District of Columbia and provinces of Canada that recognizes the registration of commercial motor vehicles registered by other jurisdictions. This allows a qualifying commercial vehicle to travel through several jurisdictions with one license plate.

What information will I need to request my temporary permit?

You’ll need:

• US DOT and federal ID numbers
• Legal company name and DBA (if applicable)
• Billing address (if different)
• Combined gross registered weight
• License plate expiration date
• Caller name and phone number
• Fax or email to send permit to
• Unit number
• Year and make of vehicle
• Complete VIN
• License plate number and state
• Unit type (tractor, straight truck, etc.)
• States you are ordering permit for
• Date permit needs to be effective

Note that some states may ask for additional information.

Do you offer a combo permit for trip & fuel?

Yes. If you require a trip and fuel permit, we will apply for a combo permit when available.

What is a trip permit?

A trip permit grants temporary registration of a commercial or private carrier in a state or province where the carrier is not apportioned (state or province not listed with weight on cab card).   If travel is required to a state and a vehicle does not have IFTA and IRP credentials, trip and fuel permits are required. Trip permits are valid for a defined period of time or for a single trip.

When do I need a trip permit?

A trip permit is needed if your vehicle is traveling out of state, and any of these apply:

Can I get a trip permit online?

Absolutely!  With our user-friendly temporary permit online ordering, you can quickly and easily get exactly the permit you need. If you need further assistance, contact one of our permit specialists at 866-873-6594!

How do I qualify for a temporary trip permit?

Your vehicle is eligible for a temporary trip permit if:

• It is not an IRP-registered vehicle
• The power unit has 3 or more axles
• The power unit has registered or gross weight of 26,000+ lbs
• The power unit and trailer have a combined gross or registered weight of 26,000+ lbs

How do I qualify for a temporary fuel permit?

Your vehicle is eligible for a temporary fuel permit if:

• It is not an IFTA-registered vehicle
• The power unit has 2 axles, and vehicle has gross or registered weight of 26,000+ lbs

How does my vehicle qualify for permanent IFTA/IRP credentials?

Your vehicle is eligible for permanent IFTA/IRP credentials if:

• The vehicle has 2 axles and exceed 26,000 lbs
• The power unit and trailer have a combined weight of 26,000+ lbs

Trip Permit Ordering

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Driving in Moscow – Russian road rules

Car-sharing in moscow.

Yandex.Drive parking at Sheremetyevo Airport

Moscow has the largest car-sharing park in the world with more than 15 000 cars waiting for you to be rented for any amount of time, starting from 1 minute. Cars can usually be left almost anywhere within MKAD and in Moscow airports. City parking is also free for those cars. To be able to rent a car, you should register yourself in an app of the company providing the service. There are more than 15 car-sharing operators in Moscow, here are the market leaders:

• Delimobil: https://delimobil.ru
• Yandex.Drive: https://yandex.ru/drive/
• BelkaCar: https://belkacar.ru
• Citydrive: https://citydrive.ru

Long term car rental in Moscow

Sixt pick up & return office

Hertz, Europcar, Sixt and Avis have offices in three of four Moscow airports ( Sheremetyevo ,  Domodedovo and Vnukovo ). Budget has no offices in Russia. It is always cheaper to rent a car using company local site, not the international one. For a night pick up you should contact local rent office a few days upon arrival.

• Hertz Russian site: https://www.hertz.ru/
• Europcar Russian site: https://europcar.ru
• Sixt Russian site: https://www.sixt.ru
• Avis Russian site: https://www.avisrussia.ru

Roads & regulations in Russia

Vnukovo exit road

• Driving is right-sided.
• In the built up areas the speed limit is 60 kmph.
• In none built up areas – 90 kmph.
• On the off-city highways – 110 kmph.
• Some highways around Moscow have 130 kmph limit (marked with green signs).
• The minimum age to drive a car is 18 (16 for motorcycles, 20 for buses).
• Wearing of seat belts is mandatory in both front and back seats.
• Speaking on a mobile phone or even holding it in a hand while driving is a serious offence.
• Turning right at a red light is not allowed when there is no special green arrow traffic light.
• It is illegal for children under the age of 12 to travel in the front seat.
• Dipped headlights must be used during the day.
• It is illegal to drive a car with mud on the license plates.

Required documents

Russian registration certificate, driver license and vehicle insurance

While driving in Russia every driver is required to have the following set of documents:

• Passport ( Russian Visa and migration card is a must for foreigners).
• Driving license (if you plan to stay in Moscow for more than 6 months, your national license will not be enough, you have to obtain Russian license).
• Registration certificate (pink laminated card).
• Vehicle insurance (green or purple paper or its digital copy).
• A power of Attorney (only for rented cars).

Fines in Russia

Traffic police officers

Traffic police officers can stop every car just to check the documents. Every road inspector must introduce himself pointing his title and last name.

The cameras can record not only speeding but other minor violations as well. Driving along the bus lanes, driving in the oncoming lane, incorrect parking or even driving without a full stop where there’s a stop sign – all those violations are in their competence. Numerous traffic cameras are installed in all city regions along every major road. The detailed list of cameras and places of their location is presented on this site . After the camera registered a violation, the appropriate fine is sent to the owner of the car by post and must be paid for a one-month term (there’s a 50% discount if you pay within 2 weeks). For serious violations (Russia has a zero tolerance policy on drinking and driving), the driving license can be confiscated by a court.

All the fines should be paid only at the bank or via internet, so never give any money (or bank cards) to the road inspectors.

Moscow parking rules

Moscow parking ATM

Moscow has paid parking in the city center, within the Garden Ring. There are several parking zones and also special fares for specific streets. Parking within the Boulevard Ring may cost up to 380 roubles (€4) per hour, 50 roubles (€1) for the first hour and 150 roubles (€2) for every next hour within the Garden Ring and 60 rubles (€1) per hour within the TTK ring.

How to pay:

• SMS to 7757 (Russian SIM-cards only).
• Moscow Parking Portal
• Mobile App available for iOS  and  Android .
• Parking ATM (mostly with credit cards only).
• Monthly or annual parking ticket. The parking ticket holder can use city parking spaces daily without payment during the chosen period (month or year).

Maps and traffic in Moscow

Yandex.Maps service

Moscow has a very hard traffic situation. To avoid long traffic jams use Yandex.Maps service. It offers reliable live traffic map (apps are available for iOS , Android  and  Windows Phone ) with online navigation. Offline Moscow map is available. It is the most popular and up to date service. Yandex can show and search latin-written street names.

Getting Russian driver license

Moscow driving school

A foreigner, temporarily staying in Russia can drive with an International Driving Permit (IDP) or national driving license, translated into Russian and notarized. Foreigners that are going to stay in Russia for more than six months must obtain a Russian driving license. To apply for a Russian driving license, you must provide the following documents:

• Passport and valid Russian visa and legally certified copy.
• The document confirming a place of continuous or temporary registration.
• Medical certificate (available from any major health clinic).
• National driving license, legally certified copy and translation.
• Photo of 4х6 cm.
• The receipt confirming payment of the state duty.
• Application for passing the examination.
• The receipt on examination payment.

If your national driving license is still valid, you will only have to pass a general driving test. If your license has expired, you must also pass a practical driving exam to get the Russian license. However, to do so, you must speak fluent Russian: the theoretical and practical instruction is conducted only in Russian. If you want to get your first driving license in Russia, you should also go to a local driving school, pass a medical test, have about two months of theoretical and practical driving instruction, and pass state driving exams.

Moscow gas stations

Gazpromneft station

We suggest you to fill up at good gas stations nets, such as Lukoil, BP, Rosneft, Shell, Gazpromneft or TNK. Gas stations are particularly can be met outside the Garden Ring. The price of petrol in Russia is still significantly lower than in Europe.

Winter driving in Moscow

Snowfall near GUM

Driving in Moscow in winter could be a difficult thing, especially if you are not used to such weather conditions. During the winter period, remember to keep in your car a good snow brush and an anti-frost windshield washer fluid. Before winter arrives, have your car protected with winter tires. Studded tires are allowed and highly recommended outside of Moscow. It is better to change tires in advance – in autumn, and not to wait until the first snow. Otherwise, you run the risk of spending a lot of time in queues to service stations. Do not hurry to change winter tires in spring; it is better to wait until April.

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Cheap car rentals at Moscow Domodedovo Airport

Top tips for renting a car at moscow domodedovo airport.

• Car hire at Moscow Domodedovo Airport (DME) is a great option to connect directly to the city of Moscow in the comfort of your own vehicle and giving you the added advantage of being able to avoid busy public transport options, especially if you have a lot of luggage or are travelling as a group, which could also work out more economical. Situated around 25 miles from the airport, you can reach Moscow city centre in just over an hour by the A105 highway. If you are driving via the Moscow Ring Road, you should take Exit 25.
• Moscow city and the surrounding road networks can get particularly busy, especially in the rush hour periods, which tend to fall between the hours of 08:00-10:00 in the morning and again between 17:00-19:00 in the evening rush. Weekends tend to be less busy. If you find your connection falls in the busy times, try to avoid this, if possible, by arriving earlier or taking advantage of the calmer afternoon period to return your Moscow Domodedovo Airport car hire. On your return, take the Kashira Highway in a southerly direction and merge onto the Domodedovo Airport Road, which will lead you to the terminals.
• Moscow Domodedovo has just one terminal, so you can find several facilities on hand whilst in the airport. You can find numerous cafes, bars, and refreshments in the Arrivals hall, alongside exchange and ATM facilities. There is also a children’s centre if you are travelling as a family and several information points to assist your trip.
• If you need to refill your fuel tank before returning your car hire at Moscow Domodedovo Airport, you can find several large 24h outlets such as BP and Shell on the main Garden Ring, which is Moscow’s main circular ring road. You can also find several located along the airport road, nearer to the airport itself.
• Book your rental car at Moscow Domodedovo Airport at least 3 weeks before your trip in order to get a below-average price

FAQs about renting a car at Moscow Domodedovo Airport

Where is the car hire at moscow domodedovo airport situated.

You can find many of the major car rental desks on level one of the terminals in the Domestic Arrivals area and some also located in the International Arrivals hall. There are also others located a short distance away on the airport road near to Parking Lot 1. Several larger companies such as Avis and Hertz offer free pick-up and drop-off services to your required location and one-way rentals are also available. Check with your chosen provider to find arrangements that will suit your requirements. Office hours vary with closing times averaging between 21:00-22:00, although you can find some open 24h such as SIXT car hire.

Which car hire at Moscow Domodedovo Airport is easiest to access?

You can find the Hertz car hire company’s office directly from the airport in less than a mile away in the Domodedovo District with the counter desk located in the International Arrivals hall. The airport location allows for easy access and a range of services, which include after-hours drop-off and pick-up for your convenience. You can choose from a wide range of vehicles from economy basic cars, luxury high speed vehicles or range rovers, and child car seats can be arranged when you make your reservation. There is also a handy online check-in service to save you time at the airport, allowing you to simply pick up your car and get you on your way.

What documentation is needed for car hire at Domodedovo Airport?

UK drivers must hold a valid photographic driving license, which has been held for at least one year. It may be necessary to obtain an International Driving Permit, you can check this with your local licensing authority who will be able to process this for a small fee. Make sure to use a major credit card registered in your name when you make your booking and you may find there will be a surcharge if you are a driver under 25, and you could also be exempt from some vehicle categories. In all cases, you need to be at least 21 years of age to rent a car in Russia.

Which car rental companies will pick you up at Moscow Domodedovo Airport?

Car rental companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Moscow Domodedovo Airport to off-airport locations include Avis, Hertz, Rentmotors, Sixt, and TIS Car.

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+7 495 640 82 82

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+1 800 761 8913

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+7 499 685 4725

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+7 495 215 0187

+7 495 921 3838

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+7 967 240 9918

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Trip permits for unlicensed vehicles

Learn what vehicles qualify for a trip permit and how to purchase one.

What is a trip permit?

They allow you to operate your unlicensed vehicles on public highways. A vehicle is considered unlicensed if:

• The vehicle tabs are expired.
• The current gross weight isn't enough for the load being carried.

The cost is $33/per permit.

Vehicles that qualify

You can get a trip permit for:

• Any 1 vehicle — up to 3 permits issued in any 30-day period.
• Any 1 recreational vehicle (RV) — up to 2 permits issued in a 1-year period. Recreational vehicles include motor homes, travel trailers, camp trailers, and campers.

You can't get a trip permit for a:

• Non-highway and off-road vehicles, including snowmobiles and ORV use class vehicles. The permits are only for vehicles on public highways.
• Commercial motor vehicles placed out of service (DOT out of service).
• Destroyed vehicles.

How to purchase a trip permit

Visit any vehicle licensing office :

• Bring cash or check payable to the Department of Licensing . Costs $33/per permit.
• No exchanges, refunds, or credits are given once they've been purchased.

How to use a trip permit

Each trip permit is valid for 3 consecutive days , beginning with the first day of use.

• You must complete, sign, and date the trip permit before you operate the vehicle.
• Any correction or alteration of data on the permit invalidates it.

Related information

• RCW 46.16A.320: Vehicle trip permits — Restrictions and requirements — Fees — Penalty — Rules
• RCW 46.44.095: Temporary additional tonnage permits — Fees
• WAC 308-97: Vehicle license interstate and intrastate permits
• Commercial vehicle temporary permits
• Temporary permits: Military personnel

Apply for a Trip Permit

Required information.

Trip permits are vehicle specific. The following information is required:

• Applicant’s full name, business address and phone number
• Federal Employer Identification Number or Social Security Number (if an individual)
• Lessor name, if the vehicle is leased
• License plate number/ state of license/ expiration date of license
• Year/ make/ model of vehicle
• Vehicle identification number and unit number of the vehicle

How to Get a Trip Permit

DMV offers two options for getting a trip permit.

• Submit a Completed Application for Virginia IRP and/or Fuel Trip Permit ( MCTS-271 )

Fax : (804) 367-1073 Email : [email protected]

• Call one of the following permit services:

Coast 2 Coast Trucking - (865) 963-0830 Comdata Legalization Service - (800) 749-6058 Custom Permit Service - (614) 351-1740  DOT Operating Authority, Inc. - (747) 300-8040 Fleet One Permit Service - (877) 251-7639 HWY Permits Company - (888) 731-0312 Interstate Permits Services - (800) 343-4889 Jet Permit LTD - (800) 788-0603 JJ Keller - (920) 727-7401 Nova Permits - (800) 567-7775 On The Move Permits - (727) 942-2006 Permit America - (866) 573-7648 ProMiles Software Development Corp - (800) 324- 8588 State permits - (330) 497-0446 State to State Permits LLC - (727) 433-5381 T-Chek Permit Service - (866) 351-2435 The Permit Company - (800) 223-7431 Trans Mid-America INC - (800) 228-7577 West Chester Permit - (513) 777-3000 West Coast Services LLC - (888) 737-6463 Xerofax, Inc.: (800) 853-3762 or (800) 527-6702

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How to self-issue permits and which permits can be self-issued.

All oversize and overweight permits are processed using an online program called the Electronic System Network for Oversize and Overweight Permit Information Pro (eSNOOPI Pro). WSDOT offices, self-issuing companies and permit agents access this web-based program to process permits.

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First-time users

The Commercial Vehicle Services office offers an online self-issuer agreement and registration process. To self-issue permits go to the permit program , select the 'Create New Account' link, follow the prompts, and accept the terms of service. If the company/USDOT has already been added to the permit program, authorized individual(s) with the self-issue supervisor roll will need to the add new users. If you do not know your authorized self-issue supervisor email  [email protected]  the company name/USDOT, first name, last name, phone number, email address, and desired username.

Once in the program, the user will be able to issue permits for their fleet. The permits are available 24 hours a day, 7-days a week.

The self-issued size and weight permit does not need special authorization other than registering to be a self-issuer, as outlined above.

The self-issued size and weight permit limits for single trip permits:

• 16 feet wide
• 16 feet high
• 125 feet trailer load length
• 200,000 pounds gross weight
• Limited to tractor/trailer combinations (including jeeps and boosters)
• Weight permits require an axle spacing report number

The tractor/trailer combination will be considered a tractor and trailing unit(s), which can include jeeps and boosters to distribute the weight. This permit is not valid for double trailers (a separate permit type is available for double trailers that are not eligible for overweight).

Any road and bridge restrictions are displayed on the single trip permit. The carrier must abide by the restrictions on the permit with no exceptions.

Over height clearances are the responsibility of the carrier, not WSDOT.

There are no additional charges for self-issuing. The cost of the overweight permit is the same as purchasing the permit from a WSDOT office.

Available self-issue permit types

Self-issuing companies can access reports of permits issued from their company. The permit program is available through the Internet 24 hours a day, 7-days a week.

It is the responsibility of the carrier to check restrictions before moving oversize loads. Carriers are also required to check the route for over height clearances prior to moving.

Permits are only valid for state routes; you must contact the local jurisdiction for approval to travel on city streets and county roads. It is also the carrier's responsibility to know and follow the rules and regulations related to oversize loads.

Initially, we will limit self issuing companies to the following types of permits:

Self-issuers help files

View the how to videos on youtube:.

• eSNOOPI Pro YouTube playlist
• Creating an account
• Navigating the company dashboard  including copying previously issued permits & adding vehicle information
• Modifying routes with via points
• Shopping cart

How to use the:

• Bridge Vertical Clearance Trip Planner (PDF 1MB)

This permit provides Washington State Licensing for three consecutive days to a vehicle in lieu of regular licensing. This allows 40,000 pounds for single vehicle and 80,000 pounds for combination vehicles. No more than three permits are allowed in a 30 day period. Trip permits cannot be used in lieu of tonnage for a vehicle currently licensed in Washington, but can be used to increase current valid tonnage.

A fuel permit is required upon entering the State of Washington if the vehicle is diesel powered and over 26,000 pounds.

Legal semi-trailer length is 53 feet. This permit allows for semi-trailer/load up to 56 feet measured from front of the trailer or load to the rear of the trailer or load, whichever is longer. Load may be divisible or non-divisible. This permit is exempt from:

• Commuter hour and holiday restrictions
• Oversize sign requirements
• Night-time travel restrictions
• Winter restrictions prohibiting permitted movement when traction tire/devices/chains are advised, recommended or required, but must obey chain requirements.

Fees: $10 monthly $100 annual

Reference: WAC 468-38-075 RCW 46.44.030, 46.44.090, 46.44.0941

Double trailer legal length is 61 feet. This permit allows up to 68 feet measured from front of first trailer or load to the end of the last trailer or load, whichever is longer. The load may be divisible or non-divisible. This permit is exempt from:

Reference: RCW 46.44.030, 46.44.075, 46.44.090, 46.44.0941 WAC 468.38.075

This permit allows a semi trailer to haul a non-divisible load up to 61 feet measured from the front of the load to the rear of the load. The rear overhang cannot exceed 15 feet measured from the rear trailer axle. This permit is exempt from:

• Winter restrictions prohibiting permitted movement when traction tire/devices/chains are advised, recommended or required but, must obey chain requirements.

Fees: $10 monthly $120 annual

Reference: RCW 46.44.0941

Maximum dimensions allowed: 15 feet wide (14-foot box with 12-inch eaves); 15 feet high; and trailer length of 75 feet including tonnage.

Fees: $30 monthly $360 annual

Reference: WAC 468-38-120 RCW 46.44.90, 46.44.170, 46.44.173

This permit allows for the hauling of empty apple bins up to 15 feet high. This permit can be used in conjunction with the double trailer permit. These permits are not exempt from restrictions. Oversize signs are required. Routes do not guarantee height clearance.

Fees: $20 monthly $240 annual

Reference : RCW 46.44.090 WAC 468.38.070, 468.38.071

The purpose is to allow the combination to haul short logs and receive a variance from the legal weight chart.

• Only valid for 3-axle truck and 2-axle pole trailer combinations
• For the hauling of unprocessed logs only
• Maximum gross weight not to exceed 74,800 pounds
• Maximum gross tandem weight not to exceed 33,600 pounds
• Minimum overall wheelbase of 37 feet

Fees: $50 annual (April 1 - March 31) $37.50 purchased after July 1 $25 purchased after October 1 $12.50 purchased after January 1

Transfer Fee: $14

Reference: RCW 46.44.047 WAC 468.38.040

May be permitted for dimensions up to 14 feet wide and/or height of 15 feet and/or 125 trailer/load length.

Fees: $10 per month - length only $20 per month - height and/or width $30 per month - height and/or width plus length

Reference: RCW 46.44.090, 46.44.092, 46.44.0941 WAC 468.38.050, 468.38.070

This permit is an overweight permit for a vehicle with a weight that does not change, such as cranes, cement pumping trucks and well drilling trucks. Fixed loads with 3 axles may be permitted up to 65,000 pounds and fixed loads with 4 axles may be permitted up to 86,000 pounds with appropriate wheelbases and tire sizes. An axle spacing report is required to issue a fixed load permit.

The legal capacity is what the unit is licensed for on the registration. Axle spacing report from Commercial Vehicle Services is required. Dimensions may be added to the permit without additional fees being charged.

Check the road and bridge restrictions prior to movement.

Fees: $70 per month three Axle $90 per month four Axle

Reference: WAC 468-38-075 RCW 46.44.0941 ; 46.44.080

This permit is an overweight permit for a vehicle with an oversize and or overweight non-divisible load. An axle spacing report is required to issue this permit (jeeps and boosters are considered part of the semi trailer).

Limitations:

• Height 16 feet • Width 16 feet • Trailer/load length 125 feet • Weight 200,000 pounds

The fees are the same as an oversize/overweight load issued by a WSDOT office or agent.

• Dimension only loads $10 per trip, up to 3 days. Dimension and weight fee schedule below (fee for dimension not change): Overweight fee schedule   Weight over total registered and weight Fee per mile on state highways 1-9,999 .07 10,000-14,999 .14 15,000-19,999 .21 20,000-24,999 .28 25,000-29,999 .35 30,000-34,999 .49 35,000-39,999 .63 40,000-44,999 .79 45,000-49,999 .93 50,000-54,999 1.14 55,000-59,999 1.35 60,000-64,999 1.56 65,000-69,999 1.77 70,000-74,999 2.12 75,000-79,999 2.47 80,000-84,999 2.82 85,000-89,999 3.17 90,000-94,999 3.52 95,000-99,000 3.87 * The fee for weights in excess of 100,000 pounds is $4.25 plus 50 cents for each 5,000 pounds increment or portion thereof exceeding 100,000 pounds. Minimum fee is $14.

Over axle - Mileage is necessary to compute fees. Indicate on permit if only over axle weight. Fees: Fees are computed for over axle permits by using the Overweight Fee Schedule.

Reference : RCW 46.44.030 , RCW 46.44.034 Permit Program login

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