Trucking requirements, state by state

Compliance is wired differently in every state. Pick yours for the agencies, programs, and drive-through taxes that actually apply to a carrier based there.

Why the state matters

Your home state decides where the IFTA license comes from, who issues apportioned plates, whether an intrastate program applies, and how workers' comp works. The states your routes cross add per-mile programs on top. These pages name the real agencies for each — the same registry that powers CabCommand's compliance roadmap.

Each state page covers the interstate stack (IFTA and IRP with the issuing agencies), the intrastate path if the state runs one, the workers'-comp character — thresholds where they exist, monopolistic state funds where they apply — and the drive-through permit programs a carrier based there is most likely to meet. Where requirements vary or change, the page says verify with the agency rather than printing numbers that rot.