One truck. Fifty rulebooks.

You bought the truck. Now find out where you can legally sell.

Your truck is mobile. Your permits are not. Until this year almost every city wrote its own permit rulebook — then Texas, Colorado, Utah, and Oklahoma started tearing theirs up and replacing them, and plenty of official pages still teach the retired rules. This site tracks the new ones, state by state and city by city, with the date each rule was checked.

The kit

The FoodTruckCleared Kit — $29, once

$29

The free checker answers the question. The kit is the paperwork: the per-state path sheets, the Texas transition walk-through, the reciprocity playbooks, and the documents — commissary agreement, inspection checklists, event tracker, fee worksheets — that turn an answer into a filed, inspected, legal truck. Your truck is mobile. Your permits are not. This is the document set that closes the gap, in every state you will ever roll into.

Included in the $29 FoodTruckCleared Kit

  • Permit Path sheets for all 51 jurisdictions: who issues your permit, the step sequence, the commissary rule, and the local layer that survives — one printable sheet per state
  • The Texas HB 2844 transition guide: DSHS license types and fees, the inspection-queue playbook, and the exact answer to give a city still demanding its retired permit
  • Reciprocity playbooks for Colorado, Utah, and Oklahoma: the document packet, the 14-day clocks, and the copy-delivery errand, state by state
  • The commissary agreement template: a fill-in agreement with the sections health departments look for, plus how to find and negotiate a commissary in a new city
  • Inspection checklists: the health walk-through and the fire walk-through, in the order inspectors actually move around the truck
  • The event and temporary-permit pack: an application tracker, the questions to ask an organizer before you pay a booth fee, and the mass-gathering notice rules
  • Fee worksheets and a renewal calendar: what you paid, to whom, and when it expires — so no permit ever lapses silently

Get the FoodTruckCleared Kit — $29

One payment of $29. No subscription. Delivered as a web page you can return to and print.

Questions

What exactly is in the kit?

Seven working pieces on one page you can return to and print: Permit Path sheets for all 51 jurisdictions; the Texas HB 2844 transition guide; reciprocity playbooks for Colorado, Utah, and Oklahoma; the fill-in commissary agreement template; health and fire inspection checklists; the event and temporary-permit pack; and fee worksheets with a renewal calendar.

How is this different from the Texas permit service's $29.99 kit?

Theirs is a good kit — for Texas, from a firm whose real business is human services (consultations, reviews, and a $1,200 full-service filing). Ours covers all 51 jurisdictions, is built around the free reciprocity checker, and adds the documents no Texas-only kit carries: the commissary agreement template, the event pack, and the corridor playbooks. Same price shelf, different product — and we sell no services on top of it.

Will the kit handle my city's rules?

The kit's state sheets cover the state-law layer for all 51 jurisdictions and the metro layer for the twelve cities we track deeply. Below that layer, it teaches you the exact questions to put to the local office and gives you worksheets to record the answers — because anyone who claims a static document covers every small town's parking rules is selling you stale paper. Our correction log shows how we maintain what we do cover.

Is the kit legal advice?

No. It is permit information and paperwork organization: the rules as published, the steps in order, the documents prepared. Issuing offices decide applications; this kit makes sure yours arrives complete, in sequence, with the right agreement attached.

Why $29?

Because the buyer already spent five or six figures on the truck and pays the state hundreds more in fees — the map should not be the expensive part. Consultants charge $500–$1,500 for the same orientation; we priced the kit at the Texas incumbent's shelf, with more in the box.

Get the FoodTruckCleared Kit — $29