In Transit Permits
An In-Transit Permit is issued to authorize the movement of an unregistered vehicle or trailer between two points in Canada (the In-Transit Permit is only valid within Canadian borders). Either the starting point or ending point must be in Alberta.
When an unregistered vehicle or trailer is carrying a load, a Load Licensing Permit is required in addition to the In-Transit Permit. The client must contact Alberta Transportation for more information.
In-Transit Permits are only issued in the following situations:
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Unregistered vehicles moving from point A to B
(maximum of 7 days). -
Towing
(maximum of 7 days). -
For demonstration/test drive purposes
(maximum of 7 days). -
Repairs/servicing
(maximum of 7 days). -
Salvage vehicles
(maximum of 24 hours).
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You can purchase an In-Transit Permit online if:
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You have an unregistered vehicle or trailer that you want to move.
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Your point of origin or point of destination is in Alberta.
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You have valid insurance for the vehicle (insurance is not required for trailers).
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You are not carrying a load.
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A copy of the In-Transit Permit must be carried in the vehicle at all times during transportation.
** Digital Download
Attention: Initial digital download of this product/service is only available between 6:00 am and 10:00 pm. If you are processing this request outside of these hours, your initial digital download will be available tomorrow at 6:00 am.