NEW DRIVER NEEDS HELP WITH TWO CAR GOOSENECK AND 3500 dually

I can answer the weight part. Either the truck has to be over 26,000 lbs or the trailer is rated over 10,000 lbs and a GCWR is over 26,000 lbs then you need a CDL and fall within the regulations. Then you need to log and enter chicken coops. Actually any commercial vehicle needs to enter coops but read the signs carefully, states vary with the wording. I would say unless you are hauling both directions or do 1.5 trips a day (600 miles) you would go broke but this is not my field. You're looking at roughly $160 in fuel alone for a round trip, not to mention truck/trailer and company expenses.

 

Here we go again

 

If you NEED help then READ. Cannot speak for him, but YOUR question has been asked & answered 1000 times, mostly in the last week or so.
Was there a marathon of Garbage Wars running last weekend?
No ill will intended, but the info is here if want it.

 

It is not a smart comment. You are looking for information on how to haul cars, No CDL, Authority, knowledge of basic trucking let alone Carhaul...the list goes on. You want this free advice from people who are the real deal. It has been covered and covered and covered if you do a little reading.

 

You're 20, the insurance, IF you can get it, will put you under.

 

If he doesn't cross state lines insurance will be reasonable.

 

If you ONLY haul 3 little cars all the time it's possible, but if you get caught at 26,001 pounds without a CDL, have fun with that.