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Oversize/Overweight (OSW) Civil Penalties

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Executive Order 22-13: Regulations & Restrictions

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2024 IOA Renewals

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Customer Service Appointment Update

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Electronic Logging Device

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Upcoming Solar Eclipse Guidance

Motorists should prepare for increased traffic congestion before, during and after the solar eclipse on April 8 with the following guidance and resources.

  • Do not try to photograph or video the eclipse while driving.
  • Ensure you have plenty of fuel, water, food and chargers for electronic devices.
  • Keep headlights on and do not rely on automatic headlights.
  • Know when to use eclipse glasses safely. Do not wear them while driving. Do ensure you wear them while viewing the eclipse.
  • Use your sun visor to block your view of the sun.
  • Do not pull over to the side of the road, highway or interstate to view the eclipse. Do exit the roadway and park in a safe area away from traffic to view the eclipse safely.
  • Visit Indiana’s Total Solar Eclipse 2024 for specific information and a message from Governor Holcomb.

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) provides current traffic updates and road closures via Trafficwise.

To view the eclipse’s path with specific timeframes, visit NASA’s 2024 Total Eclipse website.

Information for Indiana Intrastate Fuel Tax Customers

The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) would like to inform customers of recent legislative changes (House Enrolled Act (HEA) 1050) affecting intrastate fuel tax registrations, decal display, and quarterly tax returns. View the Intrastate Notice and chart to determine your specific requirements effective January 1, 2024.

Electronic Logging Devices

February 17, 2023

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently removed three Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) from the Registered Devices List. The FMCSA links below contain details for each revoked ELD and steps to take if your device is not compliant.

General Information

The Motor Carrier Services (MCS) department is a specialized business unit within the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) providing support to motor carrier companies in Indiana and beyond.

MCS manages the International Fuel Tax Agreement, International Registration Plan, oversize/overweight vehicle permitting and the issuing of USDOT numbers, Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) and the licensing of passenger and household goods transportation providers.

MCS is recognized as the nation's premier provider—public or private—of services to the motor carrier industry, serving nearly 25% of all trucks and trailers on the roads in the United States. DOR accomplished this by utilizing custom-built systems for online transactions and employing a unique "one-stop-shop" location with over 85 professionals dedicated to assisting customers.

DOR Motor Carrier Services


Customer Service

Although most motor carrier-related transactions can be completed online, customers can get in person service at Motor Carrier Services, located at 7811 Milhouse Road, Suite M, Indianapolis, IN, 46241.

Appointments at the MCS Customer Service Center are required to open new IRP or IFTA accounts. Schedule an appointment online or by calling 317-615-7200, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET. Walk-in service for other motor carrier transactions is available during normal business hours.

Appointments, including those for service providers, are limited to one person or one account per scheduled appointment.

Motor carrier customer service is available at the Motor Carrier Services location only. Customer service for other tax types is available through DOR's district offices.

See directions, safety guidelines, and additional information.

MCS Customer Feedback


MCS Online Services

Customers can perform almost all motor carrier transactions online safely and quickly. Register for an account today! Our staff is happy to help you walk through online transactions over the phone. Please contact the appropriate MCS team for assistance.

Browser Requirements

Customers cannot access the MCS transaction system using Internet Explorer.

The system is compatible with: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge. DOR recommends that users download and install or update their compatible browser of choice (as needed) before their next visit to our transaction system. To install one of these browsers, click on the browser’s name (above) or refer to the requirement instructions.

Electronic Transaction Mandate

Under state law, IRP and BPR transactions must be conducted electronically. The following resources are available to help customers navigate MCS's online transaction system:

Indiana Oversize Overweight Permitting System

Users should have only one tab open at one time. Other tabs may open during the permitting process to show reference information. You need to close these tabs when you are finished reviewing the information and return to the original tab. For more information on using the new system, refer to the comprehensive user guide, and other resources.

Information for OSW customers: Users should have only one tab open at one time. Other tabs may open during the permitting process to show reference information. You need to close these tabs when you are finished reviewing the information and return to the original tab.

Online Services Info

MCS Contact Information Other DOR Contact Information Special Permits Unified Carrier Registration (UCR)


IRP Services
IndianaIRP@dor.in.gov
317-615-7200

OSW Services
IndianaOSW@dor.in.gov
317-615-7200

IFTA/MCFT (Fuel Tax) Services
IndianaMotorFuel@dor.in.gov
317-615-7200

USDOT and UCR Services
IndianaSafety@dor.in.gov
317-615-7200