Cheers,
Not a trucker here but a General Contractor with a 3/4 ton pickup and bumper pulled 14k trailer. Ca requires this license as the trailer is rated over 10k.
No where in the commercial handbook do they discuss obtaining this license, they say 88 is the restriction, and that it limits you to the combo you test in.
Question, I drive my 3/4 ton pickup to Vegas from California to pick up my new trailer, drive it back unloaded on my class C am I in violation?
Question I show up unloaded to DMV to test for A with 88, have I gone full retard and am getting cited and worse.
I know I could have the trailer down rated by the dealer, but then I couldn’t pull any of my heavy equipment.
California class A with 88 restriction
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by Fragthis, Dec 23, 2020.
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Thank you kindly, I misspoke meant the 1 ton but your reply would be even more correct.
Now I just have to figure out how to get the Class A in the first place, I have toy trucks can’t believe I have to learn how to drive real ones -
question here,
if I have a truck that is 26,000 gvwr can i pull a trailer that is over 10,001 with a Class A license.
I'm thinking as long as I don't go over my truck axles weight pulling the trailer it would be ok.
General Contractor in Calif.
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No you cannot. A restriction 88 means that the gross combined weight rating cannot be 26,001 or more. Since the truck is already at a weight rating of 26,000 a trailer simply cannot be added and driven with a person who holds that restriction.
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