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Kenn · 04-08-2011, 11:59 AM

I went to the Oregon DMV last week to get a trip permit. I was in and out in less than ten minutes with permit in hand. It cost $43.00 and is good for ten days. The next day I drove the truck to the shop and had the overhead service done. The engine is fine and I now feel better. The engine shop shares the building with an alingment shop so I had it alingned while I was there. I think I am done driving the truck to shops. The next time I will need a permit is when I finish the motor home and take it to the DMV for the license. I have made a habit of taking notes of what is said when dealing with DMV and others because details have a way of getting fuzzy as time passes. It seams so clear when I am told what to do, then six weeks go by and ah ah????. It works for me. I found that having a date stamp on the paperwork helps. My DMV dealings lead me to belive that you can get better service from DMV offices that have a lower volume of customers.

04-08-2011, 11:59 AM	#6
Kenn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Willamina Or Posts: 277	Oregon DMV I went to the Oregon DMV last week to get a trip permit. I was in and out in less than ten minutes with permit in hand. It cost $43.00 and is good for ten days. The next day I drove the truck to the shop and had the overhead service done. The engine is fine and I now feel better. The engine shop shares the building with an alingment shop so I had it alingned while I was there. I think I am done driving the truck to shops. The next time I will need a permit is when I finish the motor home and take it to the DMV for the license. I have made a habit of taking notes of what is said when dealing with DMV and others because details have a way of getting fuzzy as time passes. It seams so clear when I am told what to do, then six weeks go by and ah ah????. It works for me. I found that having a date stamp on the paperwork helps. My DMV dealings lead me to belive that you can get better service from DMV offices that have a lower volume of customers.