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Most (if not all) states go by what's legal in your home state. If it's legal to not have a fuel decal in your home state, you should be ok in other states. At least that's the way it's been in the states I've traveled. This is all assuming you're not running commercial tags. If commercial...

What Ruppster said is dead on about IFTA. IFTA will actually kick you out of their system if you don't log out of state miles for three consecutive quarters. I deal with IFTA on our commercial trucks we run and it's not something you want to have to deal with if you can help it.

I run farm tags here in TN. They are a weighted tag but they are cheaper than commercial. I can haul whatever I want and don't have to deal with any of the commercial regs. I don't know if farm tags are an option in other states but if they are you might want to check into them.

This just goes to show you that it's not about safety (as they claim) it's about money. A trucking company makes sure it's drivers are qualified, is fully insured, and keeps safety records on all it's vehicles. = A pretty safe truck on the road. Yet they are taxed and hassled to death. A 75...