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whats the law?

hey ya'll what is the law on how many people are allowed in the cab/sleeper of a truck. or just the cab of a daycab any help is greatly appreciated.
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I'm not certain what the law says for big trucks, but in the state of Illinois it says that there can be no more occupants in a vehicle than there are seats and seatbelts. With that knowledge I would assume only two people would be allowed in a daycab and not more than three in a single bunk sleeper truck (the bed does have a safety restraint).

I'm just curious why you are wanting to know.
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thanks man. this helps. i thought the same. i am asking because a friend of mine(in a 4wheeler) was hit head on by a ####### truckdriver.(i say ####### b/c he crossed the middle line in a curve.) now don't take what i said wrong. i'm a truck driver too. i have looked at the accident report. they gave my friend a ticket for supposedly not maintaining lanes. but yet it clearly reports that there was 7 ppl in the truck and that the truck left the scene of the accident with a fuel leak and then returned back to the scene. also the accident report states taht the truck didn't try to dodge my friend even if she did cross the line. that is something that struck me as odd. b/c if i am in a truck and someone is in my lane i'm gonna do everything i can to dodge them. now keep in mind the truck driver didn't recieve ONE citation. now correct me if im wrong but NO ONE IS allowed to leave the scene of an accident and in a truck if u have a fuel leak u are NOT supposed to move that vehicle. am i right?
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I honestly can't answer your question. I'm pretty sure it is illegal to leave the scene of an accident, though. As to the driver apparently not avoiding the accident, that's a matter for the insurance companies to battle.

On a side note, my Dad lives in Chatsworth, GA. Nice little town there.
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well yeah it is an ok LIL town. lol. does ur dad drive or anything?
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Yeah, he works for the TVA (TN Valley Authority). He's a Teamster.
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TVA huh i bet he makes good. at least good benifits.
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He does pretty good I reckon He lives like a poor man though. Still driving his paid for 95 F-150 with over 200,000 miles on it.
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hey as long as it runs and goes back and forth to work i would be happy with it. lol
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