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Old 12.01.2007
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stupid ? #2

are there Aclass straight trucks?..if so..who's the best ones out there to work for?
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What do you mean by Aclass straight trucks? Do you mean class A? I wouldn't think so. Class A would be combination vehicles not straight trucks. Maybe you meant something differant. If you clarify, maybe someone can help.
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class A + combinaion vehicle. no...?
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I say again , Class a Vehicle = combination vehicle. No...?
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What do you mean by Aclass straight trucks? Do you mean class A? I wouldn't think so. Class A would be combination vehicles not straight trucks. Maybe you meant something differant. If you clarify, maybe someone can help.
lol..o i thought maybe they had straight trucks where u would need an class A..guess not.
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lol..o i thought maybe they had straight trucks where u would need an class A..guess not.





No, a straight truck only requires a CDL B license.
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Have I lost my mind here???

Am I having a "senior moment" here or what?

Class A = over 26000 lbs, whether straight or combo. NO????

All redimix trucks require Class A. Most dump trucks require Class A.

If you are driving a bobtail van or flatbed that is capable of grossing over 26000 lbs you need a Class A.
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Am I having a "senior moment" here or what?

Class A = over 26000 lbs, whether straight or combo. NO????

All redimix trucks require Class A. Most dump trucks require Class A.

If you are driving a bobtail van or flatbed that is capable of grossing over 26000 lbs you need a Class A.


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Class B: GVWR of 26,001 or more but towing capacity under 10,000 pounds
It seems to be the change from a B to an A occurs at 10,001 lbs. WHEN TOWING. So the B is only good for a towed COMBO of less than 10K lbs.

You gotta have a class A for TOWING. A B license is good for any straight truck application, even mixer trucks and dumps.
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OK, thanks. Guess I have finally lost my mind. Now where the hell did I leave it. . .
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OK, thanks. Guess I have finally lost my mind. Now where the hell did I leave it. . .



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