recent class A driver taking a class b job
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by the40man, Oct 23, 2012.
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Furthermore, even if you have a Class A permit, if you arrive with a Class B truck you will only be issued what is, in effect, a Class B license.
The reason anyone can rent even the largest of the Uhaul trucks is because a.) they do not have air-brakes, and b.) The GVWR of the Uhaul trucks do not meet the 26,001lb. Class 6 and higher weight rating requirement. Most of the "large" (24-26ft.) Uhaul moving trucks have a GVW rating sitting right around 23,000lbs. or so, some a little higher.
Next time you're talking with a buddy who does not have a CDL ask to see their license, if they're anything like the ones from my state it will explicity state on the back that you can operate a vehicle up to 26,000lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.Last edited: Oct 24, 2012
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State of fl back says 26001lbs, why the extra 1lbs idk.
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Lilbit Thanks this.
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