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0 pointsparl_match2y ago0 comments

They do, but it's priced in. Many states have weigh stations as part of enforcing the existing taxation through diesel and licensing.

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Etrnl_President2y ago

They also have to go through 3x the registration effort, and do it in every state they drive in.

MisterTea2y ago

> and do it in every state they drive in.

Not anymore. You just get an IFTA sticker and apportioned plates.

mrguyorama2y ago

No, they all just get registered in Maine which supposedly has pretty lax rules on Semis

Etrnl_President2y ago

I 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.

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Etrnl_President2y ago

They also have to go through 3x the registration effort, and do it in every state they drive in.

MisterTea2y ago

> and do it in every state they drive in.

Not anymore. You just get an IFTA sticker and apportioned plates.

mrguyorama2y ago

No, they all just get registered in Maine which supposedly has pretty lax rules on Semis

Etrnl_President2y ago

I 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.

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