I Got my CDL just to move my family across 4 states - I have questions

My wife says I'm crazy, I think it would be an adventure.

Lol. I stopped right there. Good luck driver.

 

Sorry guy but here is the hard truth.

The people at ooida and the fmcsa won't be there when you go through a weigh station and get inspected, they will ask you for a few things and the thing they are looking for is going to be an authority because private carries are still subject to needing one as are not for hires and other entities that you think will exempt you.

So to recap this, the officer who is doing the inspection is the only person who matters in all of this because he is the one who can put you out of service, have your truck towed to an impound lot and leave you sitting on the side of the road.

So to others, this is why we need to force the fmcsa to tighten these regulations up, having people just pick up a truck and drive it to move their crap under commercial laws and regulations is part of our problem with our industry.

 

@DanTheMan2 -- You never heard material misrepresentation/omission clauses? All insurance policies have them. Many contracts too. How do they insure something you misrepresent to them?

You seem so well researched and that is a surprise to you.

 

Misrepresenting to the insurance company could be considered insurance fraud. They would have insured you under false pretenses.

 

@DanTheMan2 this is going to pain me to say this, but @Ridgeline is one of the smartest people here. @Chinatown is too. I would consider taking their advice cause it is probably going to be your best bet.

 

I'm sorry, maybe you didn't get my point. You should have been straight with them from the begining. Should have been no reason to "come clean."

But...no harm no foul, good luck in everything.

 

Huh?

When did you start doing comedy