Bill > HB2660

This bill modifies Oregon's trip permit regulations by introducing a new 30-day recreational vehicle trip permit for out-of-state buyers. Specifically, vehicle dealers with a valid certificate can now issue a 30-day trip permit to non-Oregon residents who are purchasing a recreational vehicle and intend to title the vehicle in another state. This permit is different from existing 10-day recreational vehicle trip permits and comes with a fee of $70. The bill also updates related sections of Oregon Revised Statutes to accommodate this new permit type, including insurance requirements and fee structures. The changes aim to provide more flexibility for out-of-state buyers of recreational vehicles by extending the temporary operating period from 10 to 30 days. Vehicle dealers are limited to issuing only one such 30-day permit per recreational vehicle, and the permit is specifically designed for buyers who plan to register the vehicle in a state other than Oregon. This modification simplifies the process for non-residents purchasing recreational vehicles by giving them a longer window to transport and potentially register their new vehicle.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/HB2660