MROregon Trip Permit

Oregon Trip Permit

Oregon weight-mile trip permit. Required for any single trip over 26,000 lbs without a permanent tax account.

We calculate your Oregon Weight-Mile Trip Permit tax and file it with Oregon DOT on your behalf — for out-of-state carriers and single trips through Oregon without a permanent weight-mile tax account.

  • Filed by licensed preparers, not a form mill
  • We calculate your exact mileage tax before you pay
  • One account for Oregon permits, UCR and MCS-150

Start your permit

No account needed

We'll calculate your distance — you'll see your price before you pay.

Who needs a trip permit?

Carriers passing through Oregon without a permanent Oregon weight-mile tax accountVehicles over 26,000 lbs declared weight making a single tripHeavy haul configurations over 80,000 lbs requiring an axle-count-based rate

Trip permits can be purchased directly through Oregon Trucking Online. We charge a flat 30% fee on top of the state's own mileage tax for calculation, preparation, and filing support.

See your truck before you file

Set your truck's color and trailer type below. Once you have an account, you can save your real truck's profile the same way and reuse it on every filing.

Truck color

Trailer

How it works

1

Tell us about your trip

Entry and exit points, trip date, estimated miles, and your vehicle's declared weight.

2

We calculate your mileage tax

Using Oregon DOT's official weight-mile tax rate schedule, we compute exactly what you owe.

3

We file and confirm

You get an email confirmation once your trip permit has been filed, plus a copy for your records.

Operating without a valid permit can mean fines at the weigh station

A single trip through Oregon over 26,000 lbs requires either a permanent weight-mile tax account or a trip permit. Let us handle the calculation and filing so you can focus on the road.

Get a Permit