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V
ehicle type
Check only one vehicle type.
T
ype of operation
Check one type of operation:
E
xempt commodity carrier (EX)
means any person operating a vehicle exempted from
the following:
a. Motor vehicles transporting exclusively United States mail, newspapers, or
periodicals.
b. Motor vehicles specially constructed for: towing disabled vehicles or wrecking and
not used in transporting goods for compensation.
c. Motor vehicles normally owned and operated by farmers in the transportation of
their own: farm, orchard, or dairy products (including livestock, plant or animal
wastes) from point of production to market.
Household Goods Carrier (HC)
means a carrier handling:
a. Personal effects and property used or to be used in a dwelling;
b. Furniture, fixtures, equipment, and property or stores, offices, museums, institutions,
hospitals or other establishments, when a part of the stock, equipment, or supply of
such stores, offices, museums, institutions, including objects of art, displays and
exhibits, which, because of their unusual nature or value, require the specialized
handling and equipment employed in moving household goods.
Private carrier (PC)
is a person who transports by his own motor vehicle, property
being bought or sold by that person.
For hire carrier (HH)
includes persons engaged in transportation of property for
compensation over the public highways of a state as brokers.
W
eight group number
Enter your assigned weight group number. If you are a new account, the IRP unit will
issue this number. In the table located on the form, enter the gross vehicle weight in
pounds for each jurisdiction you will be operating.
V
ehicle Information
Use this page to list the transaction type per vehicle and include the appropriate
(page 2 of IRP application) information based on the transaction.
Transaction type
Use the abbreviations for the types of transactions you can complete and include the
applicable documents that are listed:
•
Add a vehicle (A) – you will need the WA validated copy of record or registration,
Form 2290 (if purchased within 60 days no form is needed), lease agreement and the
leased vehicle listing (if applicable).
•
Change (C) –
o
Equipment Number (OEN), no additional documents are needed.
o
Motor carrier responsible for safety USDOT, provide the new lease agreement
and a new leased vehicle listing.
o
Corrections to vehicle information provide documents for needed changes.
•
Delete (D) –
o
With credit, provide original signed cab card.
o
Without credit, no additional documents are needed.
•
Decrease (M) / Increase (M) GVW - no additional documents are needed.
•
Renewal (R) – Form 2290 (if applicable), agreement lease agreement and the leased
vehicle listing (if applicable), plus any other transaction types.
•
Fleet transfer (F) – original signed cab card “only sign when transferring credit”
line. Washington credit will only be given
O
wner equip #
Enter the owner equipment number (OEN/unit number)
you create
using alpha or
numeric characters. Each vehicle must have a unique number.