Trucks Stops were started to address the diesel fuel requirements for truckers traveling interstate. But then, the services were expanded due to an increased number of truckers and their need to dispatch with minimum time. Services offered for truckers include refreshments, entertainment, TV-based movie theaters, video arcades, etc. Trucker with relatively fewer miles to travel in Missouri can find Truck Stops with parking area, fueling station, dining restaurant, etc. using the links given below.
IFTA: International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) is an agreement signed between the U.S states and Canadian provinces to simplify the interstate carrier’s fuel tax reporting who operates their qualified vehicles in more than two IFTA jurisdictions. See the below links to identify further information about IFTA,
IRP: The International Registration Plan (IRP) is a registration reciprocity agreement signed between the U.S states, the District of Columbia and Canada Provinces which provides the apportioned payments of the registration fees which is based on the total distance operated in all the jurisdictions. Motor carriers must register in their base jurisdiction for the IRP plates to operate in multiple states or provinces. See the below links to know further on IRP,
UCR: Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) requires any individual or business who are interstate commercial motor vehicle operators to get registered with an operating member jurisdiction and pay the annual fees based on their fleet size. See the below link for added information on UCR,
FMCSA: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is a United States Department of Transportation agency that controls the United State's trucking industry. The primary purpose of the FMCSA is to decrease the large trucks and buses involved crashes, injuries, and fatalities. See the below link for added information on FMCSA,
OS/OW Permits: https://www.modot.org/OSOW
Intrastate: www.modot.org/OPA
