IFTA

Relating to International Fuel Tax Agreement regulations.

Bulletin

COVID-19 | Law Enforcement Bulletin 20-03

19 March 2020

***UPDATE*** DMV OFFICE CLOSURES AND ADDITIONAL REGULATORY WAIVERS

Blog

COVID-19 | Waiver for IRP and IFTA requirements

13 March 2020

Due to the impacts from the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak at the national and state level, Governor Scott on March 13, 2020 issued an Emergency Declaration for the State of Vermont.

IRP/IFTA

Oversize/Overweight

Permit (vehicle)

Guide to Motor Carrier Safety Regulations in Vermont

28 June 2018

This guide has been written based on Vermont laws and regulations. Since the Vermont legislature convenes every year in January, the information in this guide is subject to change. We have made every effort to ensure that the information in this guide is correct and up-to-date.

CVO

Manual

IRP/IFTA

IRP/IFTA Manual

14 August 2019

A manual of Vermont Apportioned Registration Plan (IRP) & International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) information. Previously known as VP-181.

CVO

Fuel Tax

IRP/IFTA

IFTA Motor Fuel Tax License Credentials and Decals

14 August 2019

To apply for new, renewal and/or additions for Vermont Based International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) and to use Motor Fuel Tax License Credentials and Decals. Previously known as VP-211.

IRP Permits & IFTA Filings

Save time by using our online service to obtain an IRP or IFTA permit or both. This service enables out-of-state carriers that are not apportion registered in Vermont or are not a member of IFTA to pay the fee for a 72-hour permit. You may print your permit immediately after payment is accepted.

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International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)

The International Fuel Tax Agreement is an agreement among jurisdictions in the United States and Canada that simplifies fuel tax reporting for Interjurisdictional Carriers with vehicle fleets fueled by diesel fuel, gasoline, gasohol, propane and natural gas.

To license under IFTA in Vermont a carrier must meet all of the following requirements:

Commercial Vehicle Operations (CVO)

Find information about Oversize Permits, Permitting Rules, Fuel Taxes, MFTIA/MFTA Fees, Holiday Travel Restrictions. Also, find AOT Mapping information and current road conditions.