Section 826.031 – Registration for certain vehicles subject to weight mile tax and not otherwise registered.
(1) The owner of a vehicle that is subject to the tax imposed under ORS 825.474 and that is not registered under the proportional registration provisions of this chapter and is not registered in any other jurisdiction shall register the vehicle with the Department of Transportation if the vehicle is to be operated in this […]
Section 826.005 – Authority for reciprocal registration agreements; permitted provisions; requirements; limitations.
(1) The Department of Transportation may enter into agreements with the duly authorized representatives of any jurisdiction that issues registration to establish reciprocal privileges or registration exemptions for vehicles as described in this section. An agreement entered into by the department under the authority granted by this section may establish exemptions from proportional registration fees. […]
Section 826.007 – Authority for proportional registration agreements; permitted provisions; requirements; limitations; rules.
The Department of Transportation may enter into agreements with the duly authorized representatives of any jurisdiction that issues out-of-state registration to provide for proportional registration of vehicles and for the apportionment of registration fees and other fixed fees and taxes on vehicles proportionally registered in this state and the other jurisdiction. All of the following […]
Section 826.008 – Certain records not public.
(1) The following are not public records unless the public interest requires disclosure in the particular instance: (a) Mileage information required to be filed with the Department of Transportation under agreements authorized by ORS 826.007. (b) Information collected by the department from a motor carrier for the purpose of conducting an audit under an agreement […]
Section 826.009 – Proportional registration of commercial vehicles.
Proportional registration allows commercial vehicles to comply with registration requirements of more than one jurisdiction and to have registration fees, taxes or other fixed fees apportioned among the jurisdictions in which the vehicles are being operated. A vehicle may be registered under proportional registration if the vehicle qualifies for proportional registration under an agreement entered […]
Section 826.010 – Quarterly payment of registration fees for vehicles registered under ORS 826.009.
(1) Registration fees for commercial vehicles registered under the proportional registration provisions of ORS 826.009 may be paid quarterly provided that: (a) The amount of Oregon apportioned registration fees for the carrier exceeds $1,000 per year; and (b) The registration fees are paid in equal quarterly installments. (2) A carrier that pays in quarterly installments […]
Section 826.011 – Proportional fleet registration.
Any registrant of a fleet of commercial vehicles that are operated in this state and in other jurisdictions may register the fleet under proportional fleet registration under this section in lieu of registering the vehicles as provided under the vehicle code if the fleet qualifies for proportional fleet registration under this section. Proportional fleet registration […]
Section 825.601 – Definitions.
As used in ORS 825.601 to 825.615: (1) “Auxiliary power unit” means any device that is installed on a commercial vehicle that provides electrical, mechanical or thermal energy to the vehicle cab, a sleeper berth, a bus passenger compartment or any other vehicle cab, as an alternative to idling the primary engine. (2) “Cargo temperature […]
Section 826.013 – Registration weight.
(1) Vehicles registered under ORS 826.009, 826.011 or 826.031 are required to establish a registration weight. (2) Registration weight is established for the following purposes: (a) The registration weight is the weight used in the declaration of weight under ORS 826.015 to determine the registration fees under ORS 826.017 and ORS 803.420 for vehicles required […]
Section 825.605 – Unlawfully idling the primary engine of a commercial vehicle; penalty.
(1) A person commits the offense of unlawfully idling the primary engine of a commercial vehicle if the person is operating a commercial vehicle and the person: (a) Stops the commercial vehicle; and (b) Allows the engine of the commercial vehicle to idle for more than five minutes in any continuous 60-minute period. (2) For […]