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Close, just want to correct one thing. Most states don't have a state level fuel decal. Right now I only know of NC having one. Don't know of any other states as anal as they are. The reason most states don't have a state level fuel decal for those that keep their vehicle within the state is...

IFTA is not so much about what your state says but what the states around you say. The key issue is where will you be driving your truck? If it will stay within your state then you might want to see if Missouri has a state level fuel decal like NC. If they don't then you have nothing to worry...

Okay, if you say so. :rolleyes:

They are the ones saying they are not a member, not me. I'm just repeating what they said to me. If you want to dispute it then talk to them as I could care less either way. Ruppster

You left out the most important part. It was right after the section you posted and it said: When I stated that Oregon was not part of IFTA in a previous posting that was what I was told by an agent for the state when I called them about permits. When I asked about whether I needed IFTA...

Just noticed your location as SoCal. Sounds like you're already screwed no matter what you do. :) Ruppster

First off an IFTA sticker is not a requirement. If you are driving out of state a lot then it might be the best way to go about it but you do not "have to" buy the actual IFTA sticker. If you are only going to be driving out of state a couple times a year then you can get temp permits on a case...