Hotshots Requesting Accurate Info From DOT Officers Who May be Here...

Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by SMBdriver, Dec 27, 2011.

  1. Roadmedic

    Roadmedic Road Train Member

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    Sure is. We don't haul the same products.
     
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    I run a deck over flat with dovetail ramps
     
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    You haul trailer out of In. ?
     
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    OK, one at a time.
    IRP (International Registration Plan) or Apportioned tags are required in Inter-State commerce for:
    - Any power unit with 3 axles or more, regardless of weight
    - Any power unit with 2 axles with a registered gross wt or actual gross wt over 26,000#
    - Any combination vehicle with an actual gross wt over 26,000#

    If you stay inside your base state, not needed.

    GVWR has nothing to do with IRP.

    "Plain plates", or full-fee tags, are fine in your home state. If you are going to operate Intra-State in some OTHER state, you will need to apportion with that state.
    "Farm tags" are fine, as long as you are doing farm business (for your farm).

    GCWR (gross combination weight rating) over 10,000# in Inter-State commerce puts you under the Federal safety regs. Log book, med card, markings, etc. Some states exempt you from the Federal regs until you exceed 26,000# in Intra-State operation.
     
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    I have three questions for dieselbear.

    1. Is the sleeper that css makes for the pickups in cananda legal in the US?

    2. Is the sleeper that Woodhouse makes for the pickups in the US legal in the US?

    3. Why is the FMCSA, DOT, IRS and State Police not going after uShip.com for aid and abet of the illegals that operate on their site?
     
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    I am not Dieselbear, but I have some reading for you.

    393.76 FMCSR has the US requirements for sleeper berths. I have no idea about css or Woodhouse, you will have to read the regulation and see if they comply.
     
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    The css one isn't legal
    woodhouse is if complete kit installed but last one I seen they cut out window regulators, waste of two doors if you go to undo it.
    U ship is a advertising site just like craigslist and backpage first ammendment rights to start with.
     
  8. Roadmedic

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    Yes, but I never weigh over 26,000.
     
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    No I was thinking I remembered from one of the other sites I used to visit.
    You run down 65 south in seymour with that UGLY, UGLY OLD WITCH at the scales there ? Thats one miserable old hag.
     
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    Not me. I have never been in the building there, but I do remember somebody saying something about her.