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Expediter Forum Time-Sensitive. This is a forum to cover the Expedited Trucking Industry. Discussion forum for Expediters such as Fed-Ex Custom Critical, Panther, and other Expediters. The Expedited Trucking Industry is time-sensitive and totally different from mainline trucking. How is your life as an Expediter?

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Old 09.27.2009
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Is a CDL requirer for expedited jobs

Hi Guy's Does anyone know of companys that you do not need a CDL to drive a vehicle under 10001#? any responce is welcome.
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Hi Guy's Does anyone know of companys that you do not need a CDL to drive a vehicle under 10001#? any responce is welcome.
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Easy to answer.

A CDL is not required for the weight you mentioned.
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In florida any vehicle under 26,001 lbs GVWR you can drive with a class E (operators License).
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Fed ex ground,ups, Fedex air, Fed ex critical, the small box trucks which are under 26 and all you need is a class E license
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Fed ex ground,ups, Fedex air the small box trucks which are under 26 and all you need is a class E license

If they require Hazmat, I believe a cdl is needed. A regular license, does not have endorsements.
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yes true, if placarded you would need a minimum of a class C CDL with a hazmat endorsement. Most of those companies I listed don't really carry hazmat that much. I may be wrong on that. Once again I am only talking about Florida. Im not sure what PA would require.
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if i paste something from PA DOT is that ok?
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if i paste something from PA DOT is that ok?

Yes, but also post the link so it can be traced.
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CDL drivers, 21 or older, who wish to operate vehicles carrying hazardous materials that require placarding must have a HAZMAT endorsement on their CDL. To obtain a HAZMAT endorsement, you must demonstrate your knowledge by successfully answering a series of 30 questions regarding hazardous materials. This test is only available in English. Additionally, once you pass the knowledge test, you must apply for a Federal Security Threat Assessment by completing an [LINK POSTED BY MEMBER] Only Members Can View This Truck Forum Link. and having your fingerprints taken by the State Police. PennDOT must receive federal approval to issue you a Hazardous Material endorsement from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration (TSA). CDL drivers should allow up to 90 days to complete this process. Commercial drivers are required to recertify their HAZMAT endorsement prior to every license renewal or upon transfer of an [LINK POSTED BY MEMBER] Only Members Can View This Truck Forum Link. with HAZMAT endorsement. The HAZMAT recertification notice will be mailed to you 7 months prior to your renewal. An additional fee is required any time a HAZMAT endorsement is issued or renewed.
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Some straight trucks can be run with out a CDL
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