Apportioned and Exempt
Vehicles
Apportioned Vehicles
Any vehicle traveling in the District of Columbia (DC), and at
least one other IRP jurisdiction, that is used for the transportation
of property, or persons, for profit is defined as an apportioned
vehicle. The apportioned vehicle is further characterized as:
- A power unit with a gross weight in excess of 26,000 pounds;
or
- A power unit with three or more axles, regardless of weight;
or
- A power unit used in combination with another unit, and together
exceed 26,000 pounds
A carrier with power units that travel interstate, but do not meet
the above weight or axle requirements, may obtain an IRP registration
at their option.
Other Apportioned Vehicles
Semi-trailers, full trailers, and converter gear that travel into
California. These kinds of vehicles are required to display a
separate apportioned license tag and cab card.
Buses that have regular routes and are not used for transporting
chartered parties such as Greyhound Buses. Buses (including Chartered Shuttle Buses) used exclusively for chartered parties must either be registered in IRP, be registered as a DC vehicle, or be operated with a Trip Permit while in the District of Columbia.
IRP Exempt Vehicles
- Government-owned vehicles
- City pick-up and delivery vehicles
- Recreational vehicles
- Vehicles displaying a restricted tag
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