Vehicle owners whose license plates end in 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0 have until this Friday, the 30th, to pay the annual licensing fee in the state of Tocantins. This deadline was established by the State Department of Traffic (Detran/TO).
Detran announced that there will be no in-person service on Friday (30) due to the optional holiday related to Public Servant Day, as stipulated by Decree No. 7.254. However, the services necessary for licensing remain accessible online.
For vehicles with plates ending in 1 and 2, the due date was September 30th. According to Detran/TO, the schedules are governed by Ordinance No. 26/2026, published in the State Official Gazette (DOE) No. 6,996, and comply with Resolution No. 110/2000 of the National Traffic Council (Contran).
How to make the payment
The cost of the licensing fee is R$ 79.83 for all types of vehicles. If the licensing is overdue, an additional fine charge of R$ 36.86 will be applied.
This licensing procedure is mandatory for the issuance of the electronic Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV-e). Without payment of the corresponding fee, the driver is unable to obtain this document, which is essential for the vehicle's circulation and requires annual renewal.