Glossary · updated May 2, 2026
IRP Apportionment
By Korey Sharp-Paar · Reviewed by the Fast Trucking Compliance team
Definition
IRP apportionment is the calculation by which IRP fee revenue is divided across member jurisdictions based on the percentage of total fleet miles operated in each. The base jurisdiction collects the full annual fee from the carrier, then redistributes the proportional share to each other IRP jurisdiction. Apportionment uses the prior-year mileage report as the basis (with a special "estimated mileage" formula for first-year carriers). Carriers that operate exclusively in one state can register in that state under their own non-IRP system; only multi-state operators need apportioned plates. Mid-year jurisdiction additions trigger supplemental apportionment recalculation through the base jurisdiction's IRP module.
Authoritative source
Read more
IRP Registration Complete GuideApportioned-plate registration through your base state - fees, mileage, AAMVA rules.
Related terms
- IRP(International Registration Plan)
- Apportioned Plate
- Apportionable Vehicle