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MC 2118 I, California IRP Vehicle Data Schedule C

MC 2118 I, California IRP Vehicle Data Schedule C-2025

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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Schedule C of the California International Registration Plan (IRP) application. It outlines the necessary information required for various types of applications, including new carrier or fleet registrations, vehicle additions, deletions, and renewals. Key sections include entering account numbers, effective dates, vehicle details (such as weight and identification), fee computations, and required signatures. The document emphasizes compliance with regulations and the importance of submitting accurate information to avoid penalties.

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What is considered a CMV in California?

They allow commercial vehicles to operate in two or more jurisdictions. Each state receives a portion of the vehicles registration fees based on the miles traveled in that particular state. Apportioned plates are license plates issued to commercial vehicles and are affixed to the truck.

Why is my truck registered as a commercial vehicle in California?

Depending on the use, commercial motor vehicles can include: Buses: When used to transport people for hire, compensation, or profit. Motor trucks: A motor vehicle designed, used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of property.

What is the definition of a commercial vehicle?

What is considered a commercial vehicle? A commercial vehicle is used for commercial or business purposes. Commercial motor vehicles (CMV) may transport goods or paying passengers. A commercial vehicle is often designated commercial when it is titled or registered to a company.

What is considered a commercial truck in California?

A commercial vehicle is a motor vehicle used for transporting goods or persons. The definition of a commercial motor vehicle includes everything from small courier vans to large interstate semi-trucks.

Is a F250 a CMV?

The new F-250 is capable of commercial-grade capability as a 3/4-ton truck and falls under the Class 2b category under the Federal Highway Administration classification.

What classifies a vehicle as a CMV?

Answer: A Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) is defined as any motor vehicle used on a highway in interstate commerce to transport property or passengers when the vehicle: Has a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 10,001 pounds or more.

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