Buying truck out of state and driving it back home?

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I’m gonna try to do it legally with IFTA, but if they cannot issue me the trip permit soon, I’m gonna send them to heell. As for the insurance, that shouldn’t take long to take care of. My insurance agent has been pretty good at insuring me a rental truck the same day in the past. ","replyToPid":0}

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766797 发表于 2021-06-15 03:28:16 don't put any signage or DOT # HAVE PURCHASE documents on you drive it as personal car from coast to coast no scale stops moved 5 trucks last year from CA  to MT no issues

","text":"So maybe I can just put the “NOT FOR HIRE” sign and roll it?","replyToPid":428650}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"So I called the Texas IFTA department and the lady there said it was okay to just drive back from another state to TX without an IFTA trip permit as long as I did not haul a load. Personally I think it could be required because for the IFTA tax it shouldn’t matter if you’re loaded or not. In a way, though, I would still be paying fuel taxes as I purchase fuel on my way to TX, it’s just that the fuel taxes would not be distributed correctly between the traveled states. Big deal, right? Hahaha. I’m rolling at night and this weekend and avoiding weigh stations as much as possible. I think I can pull it off. "}