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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Schedule A/B for the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) related to International Registration Plan (IRP) applications. It outlines the necessary information required for various types of applications, including new carriers, fleet registrations, and renewals. Key sections include guidelines on entering registrant details, mileage reporting, and requirements for registration service agents. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate data submission to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with state regulations.

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What vehicles need a motor carrier permit in California?

Drivers who transport property, operate large commercial vehicles, transport hazardous materials, or operate vehicles requiring a commercial drivers license need a motor carrier permit (MCP) as evidence they have registered their California Carrier Identification number (CA#) with DMV.

What is a motor carrier permit?

The purpose of the MCP is to provide proof of a Motor Carriers CA# with the DMV. MCP verifies the motor carrier has met all of the requirements for both registration and insurance.

What is the difference between a CA motor carrier permit and a MC number?

The motor carrieror MCis for national interstate truck drivers. The motor carrier permit (MCP) provides proof of a motor carriers California number for legally operating on the highways of California. A motor carrier permit verifies that this motor carrier is in compliance with all requirements.

Who needs a California motor carrier permit?

Any person or business entity that is paid to transport property in their motor vehicle regardless of vehicle size, type, or weight. Entities that transport property for compensation are deemed a for-hire motor carrier. If you are a courier service and your vehicle is a motorcycle, you are required to have an MCP.

What qualifies as a commercial vehicle in California?

Commercial Vehicle (VC 260)A commercial vehicle is a vehicle required to be registered which is used or maintained for the transportation of persons for hire, compensation, or profit or designed, used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of property.

Why do I have to pay a weight fee on my truck in California?

Any motor truck of two or more axles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of more than 10,000 lbs. Any other motor vehicle used to transport property for compensation.

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