Yes, there is a $5 fee charged for replacement of an apportioned plate or cab card (plus a postage fee).

• Options available for payment are as follows:
• Mail: check or money order
• Call: with credit card number
• In person:
  • Motor Carrier Licensing Unit located at 1801 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix, AZ 85007
  • Motor Carrier Licensing Unit located at 621 E. 22nd St., Tucson, AZ 85719
  • Authorized third-party provider

• Each year you will receive a renewal notice with a list of all vehicles that are currently registered in your apportioned fleet. Review the IRP Renewal Guidelines and make any needed corrections or updates to the IRP Renewal Invitation (delete vehicles).
• Then, mail the renewal information to Motor Carrier Services or visit an authorized third-party provider.

No. Arizona apportioned registered vehicles are exempt from Arizona emission testing requirements.

Yes, in some cases. You must request the additional placard in writing and state the reason why the additional placard is needed.

There is no fee for a disability placard. A postage and handling fee is required for a disability plate.

You may add the disability symbol to your existing plate. A postage and handling fee is required. You may be charged any usual special plate and personalization fees due for that plate type. However, the disability symbol is considered one character. So, if you already have the maximum number of characters for the plate type, then the symbol can not be added.

No. You must submit a Deaf / Hard of Hearing Plate/Placard Application by mail or at any MVD or authorized third-party office. If you are adding the disability symbol to a special plate, then you must also complete a Special Plate Application.

A postage and handling fee is required. You must pay the usual special plate fee and/or personalization fee charged for that plate type.

Many special plates offer the disability symbol option for both standard and personalized. See our Plate Selections page for more information. On a personalized plate, the available number of characters is reduced by one to accommodate for the disability symbol.