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***COMMERICAL LICENSE RESOURCES
General
Regulations | Apportioned License Plates | Oversize/Overweight Permit |
Commercial Drivers License | Fuel Taxes | Temporary Permit
Listed
below is general information concerning vehicles with a gross weight in
excess of 26,000 lbs. If more information is needed, please feel free
to call the noted department or agency or contact the Office of Law
Enforcement.
The Department of Transportation Office of Law
Enforcement is responsible for enforcing Mississippi's size, weight and
load laws, fuel tax laws, privilege license laws, and the collection of
these taxes.
Vehicles licensed in a state of which
Mississippi and that state have a reciprocal agreement, and vehicles
with apportioned license from an International Registration Plan (IRP)
state properly registered with Mississippi, satisfy privilege license
tax requirements.
Vehicles not licensed in a reciprocating
state or licensed in an IRP member state but bearing a non-apportioned
plate, must obtain a temporary permit before entering the state or may
obtain a permit from an officer on duty at any inspection station upon
entering the state. Restricted license plates, farm, gravel, natural
resources are recognized for interstate movement.
Obtaining temporary permits does not eliminate requirements for IFTA decals, fuel purchase or use tax liabilities.
Common and contract carriers of passengers and property are required to
qualify with the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) and
pay all fees due MDOT even though exempted from motor vehicle licenses
and tag fees by reciprocity
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