Transporting commercial vehicles.

Just get a bill of sale and drive it home. I wouldnt even put the dot number on it until its at ur place and registered properly... Until its registered as a commercial vehichle, it isnt one..

 

This ^^^^^ and cover all numbers if any. And write on the side, NOT FOR HIRE. Don’t forget to insure it before moving it. Call your agent to make sure you’re covered out of state or purchase a one way insurance.

 

Why ? If there open, you stop. @staceydude drove from California to Texas with no problem.

 

If the truck is new the dealer should give you some paper tags,don't put any dot numbers or anything on the truck,drive it home.Stop at the scales if they're open,shouldn't have to get weighed,they'll probably give you the green light.
Bill of sale and insurance in case they do stop you and ask for it.

 

I drove from near DC to Arkansas. Didn't stop at any scales, didn't have any trouble. No tags. Carried bill of sale, title, and insurance.

 

I’ve bought three trucks over the last six years.
California to Kentucky, Oregon to Kentucky, New Mexico to Kentucky.
Bobtailed all three of them home, bill of sale, insurance, no letters, numbers, nothing on the side of the truck. Drove them like my personal vehicle. Didn’t stop at any scales. Zero issues.