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Can somebody tell me the approximate cost of plates to run strictly Ontario with a gross weight of 140-150,000 LBS? (5 axle)
Ontario Plates
- Thread starter Robsan
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$4,601 seems to be the magic number.....
http://www.todaystrucking.com/ontario-raises-commercial-vehicle-licence-fees
The maximum fees (weight class 63,001 kg to 63,500 kg) will rise from $2,722 to $3,539 on December 1, 2012 to $4,601 in 2013 — also an increase of 70 percent over two years.
http://www.todaystrucking.com/ontario-raises-commercial-vehicle-licence-fees
The maximum fees (weight class 63,001 kg to 63,500 kg) will rise from $2,722 to $3,539 on December 1, 2012 to $4,601 in 2013 — also an increase of 70 percent over two years.
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Robsan, if you are going to do this it "may" be cheaper to prorate for every jurisdiction @ 80K and Ontario @ 63,500 KG's.
My prorate plate for all of Canada (except PQ) @ 41,000 KG's and the USA (except CA) @ 80,000 LBS (85,000 where possible) is half of what Ontario wants.
My prorate plate for all of Canada (except PQ) @ 41,000 KG's and the USA (except CA) @ 80,000 LBS (85,000 where possible) is half of what Ontario wants.
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That is a fantastic idea it cuts out most of the 70% increase, I know 4 daycabs that are getting PRP plates at the end of the month.
THANKS RALPHTHETRUCKER, I see a donation coming on as we just saved money.
THANKS RALPHTHETRUCKER, I see a donation coming on as we just saved money.
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Yes we PRP plated our local trucks as we all know you have to save a buck any way you can nowadays.
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Ralphie boy has a lovely lady but man o' man his mirror has more lies than a Quebec scam artist...
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Two additional benefits of this are that it may reduce the number of IRP "fleets" you have for licensing (making it simpler) and it will give you greater versatility. When you need a truck to go somewhere all your trucks are plated the same so in an emergency you can send a daycab or local truck anywhere.
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