State Permit Mile Reporting
Carriers operating with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of 59,999 pounds or more and based in Kentucky or entering the state must have the KYU - Kentucky Weight Distance number. Remember that the capacity of your truck, trailer, and load will determine this.
All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.
Frequently Asked Questions?
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State Permit Mile Reporting refers to the process of reporting the mileage covered by commercial vehicles operating under state permits. The reporting is done to comply with state laws that require such vehicles to report their mileage.
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Typically, commercial vehicles that operate under state permits are required to report their mileage. This includes vehicles that are oversized, overweight, or over-length and require special permits to operate on state roads.
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State Permit Mile Reporting typically requires the vehicle identification number (VIN), the permit number, the starting and ending locations of the trip, and the distance traveled.
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The frequency of State Permit Mile Reporting varies by state. In some states, the reporting is required on a monthly basis, while in others, it may be required quarterly or annually.
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Failure to report State Permit Mileage can result in fines, penalties, and the revocation of state permits.
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Yes, submitting inaccurate State Permit Mileage Reports can result in fines, penalties, and the revocation of state permits. It is important to ensure that the information reported is accurate and complete.