Licensing for Flatbed Drivers ?

A class B will allow you to drive a "rollback".

 

U need your flatbed endorsment. You been trolled!!!!

 

Considering some of the loads I've seen, a flatbed endorsement might not be too bad of an idea.

 

Only if it helps with freight rates.

 

You need to know that a bungie cord is not proper securement.

Here is a book on cargo securement.

http://www.jjkeller.com/webapp/wcs/...ent-Handbook-for-Drivers_10151_-1_10551_63087

 

dont listen to these guys if u just wanna drive a normal flatbed tow truck similar to a F-550 no air brakes up to 26,000lbs gvw no special license is necessary if u wanna move up to a medium duty flatbed/wrecker under 26,001lbs gvw chances are it will have air brakes for that u will need either a cdl B license or take the air brake test and have it added to ur license if u wanna drive the heavy duty wreckers then a class A will be needed possibly with a doubles endorsement florida use to require a class d drivers license for anything with over 8800lbs gvw but since have done away with it i used to have it

 

as long as it is under 26,000lbs gvwr he doesnt need a cdl