didn't really see a specific thread on this but wanted to ask. Any of you guys on here run oversized loads and use pilot cars? My mother in law was wanting to get into driving for a company, but she has no idea where to go or whom to talk to. I tried to do some research to help her out. I came across a link on the Oklahoma DPS website that says something about people wanting to become drivers for this service have to attend a certification class. there was something else about obtaining 1,000,000 liability insurance. I am thinking that this would be intended for companies not for a specific individual unless you are starting up a business. Any suggestions? I did find a link of pilot car companies in Oklahoma and got her started in that direction.
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Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by jimjam38, Mar 27, 2013.
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no worries, I haven't had enough coffee yet this morning either
to me personally, I would think that if anything, you would have to have some type of certification, you just can't go out and say "i am going to escort this wide load" but the 1,000,000 insurance would keep a lot of folks out of the running to do work like this which would lead me to believe a company has to carry the insurance to cover any accidents that may occur out on the roads. the only other thing on the DPS site was some rule changes where the licenses were being reciprocated from other states.
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