Primer
The difference between cars and light trucks are merely semantics and a "12M Regular" sticker — vehicle registration fees for both classes are equivallent. Legally, a vehicle that is used solely for carrying passangers is considered a car — so Vans and SUV's used for carrying people usually are registered as cars, and those used in buisness are classified as light trucks.
Automobiles and Trucks with a gross weight of less than 12,000 pounds are registered according to the staggered schedule below.
| Code | Last Name | Renewal | Expiration |
| A | A | 15 January | 28 Feburary |
| B | B | 15 Feburary | 31 March |
| C | C, D | 15 March | 30 April |
| E | E, F, G | 15 April | 31 May |
| H | H, I | 15 May | 30 June |
| J | J, K, L | 15 June | 31 July |
| M | M, N, O | 15 July | 31 August |
| R | P, Q, R | 15 August | 30 September |
| S | S | 15 September | 31 October |
| V | T, V, W | 15 October | 31 November |
| U | U, X, Y, Z | 15 November | 31 December |
Trucks with a gross weight of over 12,000 pounds register at the start of the year. Registration on these vehicles, in essence, is done on a calander year basis.
The weight classifications are: 16M, 20M, 24M, 26M, 30M, 36M, 42M, 48M, 54M, 60M, 66M, 74M, 80M, and 85M.
There are also three different truck Classifications
Regular: (White Decal) Like the name sugguests, this is the standard truck issue.
Local: (Yellow Decal) For use within 3 miles of a city.
Farm: (Red Decal) For vehicles used for agricultural use.
6000 Mile: (Yellow Decal) A variant of the "local" classification, for use on vehicles that will not be driven more than 6,000 miles a year.
Trailers are registered on the same calendar year basis, except that a trailer over 12000 pounds may be registered for five (5) years in advance. Trailers carry red stickers with three classifications: 8M (2000-8000), 12M (8000-12000), and 12+M (Over 12000)