Moving Personal Property for leisure with truck

I’m not disputing that. The part of your comment that I quoted “earlier” is wrong. I even posted the FMCSA link.

By the way, if you run out of hours on an onramp or offramp, then PC out of there. Do not park there even if there are no signs. That can get you a ticket, and I’ve been told by a driver who has been using TVC for years that they won’t fight for you if you are cited for parking on a onramp/offramp. Also, plan your day more carefully so you don’t end up there in the first place.

 

I replied to his second comment first one is wrong too

 

That's exactly the opposite of what I said on both counts You might want to learn how to read.

 

I’m done with you. You refuse to admit when you are clearly wrong.

 

there are two, and only two, examples of moving that are not 100% personal.
1. Getting told to move by an LEO.
2. Getting kicked out of a shipper/reciever and then only to the first safe location.
What you said

 

You’re misunderstanding what he means by “personal.” He further explains this on the comments after his.

 

The Not for Hire means nothing to DOT legally, and it might even get you pulled in more so DOT can verify you are legal. But yes, no matter what you are doing with it, it's still a CMV and must be treated as such. I take it you don't have interstate authority? If you do crossing state line won't matter. If you don't, I'd call and verify with NM's DOT to see what they say.

 

You really need to learn to read. Again, that is 100% accurate.
Show me in the guidance where it's not. You won't find it.

P.S. Unless you can actually show guidance I'm done arguing with the willfully ignorant.