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Apportioned plates are issued by the IRP as a way to calculate fees (taxes) to trucks that travel within two or more states. They are only issued to trucks and therefore, by default, are prohibited to operate on parkways. This applies to parkways in New York State. I am unclear of laws regarding this matter in other states.
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