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What if I want to change or inactivate a Weight Distance permit?

What if I want to change or inactivate a Weight Distance permit?

To change or inactivate a permit, log into your TAP account, find your Weight Distance Tax account on the summary page, and select the “View/Update permits” link.

What if I want to change or inactivate a Weight Distance permit?

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