MCFT License
(Fuel Taxes for Indiana Carriers)
Revised 02/04/05
You must have an Indiana MCFT License if you:
- Travel only in Indiana and have a motor vehicle used, designed, or maintained for the transportation of persons or property having:
- two axles with a gross vehicle weight, or registered weight, in excess of 26,000 pounds;
- three axles or more, regardless of weight; or
- in combination (power unit and trailing unit) with a combined gross vehicle weight, or combined registered weight, in excess of 26,000 pounds
- Have a passenger vehicle that is designed to seat more than nine (9) passengers, in addition to the driver, that travels only in Indiana or in multiple jurisdictions.
NOTE: The following vehicles are not required to have a MCFT license if they travel only in Indiana:
- vehicles operated by the State of Indiana or a political subdivision thereof;
- vehicles operated by the United States or by an agency of states in which Indiana participates;
- school buses operated by, for, or on behalf of a state, a political subdivision of a state, or a private or privately operated school;
- vehicles used in casual or charter bus operations;
- vehicles registered by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles as farm trucks, farm trailers or farm semi trailers and tractors, or under a similar law of another state;
- an intercity bus;
- vehicles displaying a dealer registration plate; or
- recreational vehicles.
You must have the following items to apply for an MCFT License:
- A completed Form MCFT-1
- Proof of a valid Indiana physical address
- A USDOT number
- If incorporated, you must have the corporate officer's information.
- Pay a fee of 25.00