the laws in Sc must be different, the DOT told me to Ride on lol. its in his little "nail them to the wall " book. i dont have any issue with this now lol i have my A.
There is a federal requirement that each state have minimum standards for the licensing of commercial drivers. This manual
provides driver license testing information for drivers who wish to have
a commercial driver license (CDL). This manual does NOT provide
information on all the federal and state requirements needed before
you can drive a commercial motor vehicle (CMV). You may have to
contact your state driver licensing authority for additional information.
You must have a CDL to operate:
A single vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of
more than 26,000 pounds.
A trailer with a GVWR of more than 10,000 pounds if the gross
combination weight rating is more than 26,000 pounds.
A vehicle designed to transport more than 15 persons
(including the driver).
Any size vehicle which requires hazardous materials placards.
(Your state may have additional definitions of CMVs.)
To get a CDL, you must pass knowledge and skill tests. This manual
will help you pass the tests.
This Section Explains
Commercial Driver License
Tests
Other Safety Rules
And after a few months of havin my CDL it still doesnt say Airbrakes need one. but i would like to say that they should change it before someone kills someone driving a rental truck.
And if your unsure in your state, ust call a Scale house or the DOT and they will tell you yes or no. no need to et a ticket because you read somethin off the internet lol
Getting Caught Driving without a CDL.....What happens????
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Like another post any truck over 26,000 you need a class B gennerally this is for example like a ford 6500 flatbead empty and then if it has air brakes which it needs at this weight is there any reportable quantity hazmat etc. lets put it this way in some states depending on the judge $10,000 fine possible felony conviction jail time loss of dot operator permit and loss of the liscense of the driver in the vehicle and not only that it will probally affect the driver in the future if they try to get a commercial job NOT A GOOD IDEA TO DRIVE A CMV WITHOUT A VALID COMMERCIAL LICENSE
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When I ran the office for a construction company I had to see many different states and keep track of their licenses. -
Why oh why, Have I never has a boss like that... If I had a boss that wanted my to drive a truck that required a CDL, and was grossly overweight, and knew he would fire me if I didn't comply, boy would I have fun with that.... I'd back that sucker right through a wall on his building... then while pulling it out.... I'd make sure I'd make short work of the bosses car... Then, I'd go in and tell him about it, as I didn't have the credentials to drive a truck like that, and ask if he wanted to call the police about it, so they can also see I lacked the credentials but gave it a shot anyway, to keep my job.
And let the games begin... what fun that would be!
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