I live in middle Tn. and have been approached about a hauling job that's in state and would only be around 18K-20K lbs. total counting truck, trailer and cargo. I don't have a CDL but what else do I need to legally do this?
What do I need for this type hauling?
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How do you know what the total weight will be if you don't know what truck or trailer? What is the size and weight of the freight itself?
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He already said the total weight would be under 26,000 lbs. According to the information at https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggoMAE&usg=AFQjCNExRkLQTF6-bTxq9NUoYOvVmciOEA all you need is a class D license. I don't know about once you begin hauling freight for money. You need to talk to someone who runs hotshots and grill them.
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A class D license is only good up to 16,000#. From 16,001 up to 26,000#, you'd need a class C. Not every state bothers with the class D, though...and in those states the class C is the smallest license they issue.
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