If a driver has a class C license in Illinois, what truck is he/she allowed to drive?
26,000 Lbs and less
Non Hazmat
Under 16 passengers
Those are couple things that I could research but it really is a nightmare trying to put all the pieces together.
What if Truck GVWR is 19,500 Lbs but the truck has air brakes? Could someone with a class C drive Airbrakes?
Does the length of the truck matter when talking about a Class C license? For example a 26" ft or 24" ft or 28" ft truck?
Any help is appreciated! Thanks
Which truck can I drive legally?
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Volvo670ISX500, Jul 8, 2021.
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There is always a debate when this is asked. The best answer is to contact your states DOT office to get any local regulations. My take is a CDL is not needed. My reasoning is that air brakes are a restriction on a CDL and not an endorsement. As such, if you don't need a CDL then there is nothing to restrict.
Depends on the state. For example, Michigan has a length maximum of 75 feet. By the time it matters you are heavy enough to need a CDL anyway.Last edited: Jul 8, 2021
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Air brakes?
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A class C CDL has to be issued with either a P or H endorsement. Yep It is the ENDORSEMENT requirement that determines the Class C CDL requirement. If not for that a C is not needed for 26000 or less. You will need an unrestricted C to operate an air brake equipped class C vehicle.
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Not in Missouri
incorrect, brake type has nothing to do with license class.NavigatorWife Thanks this.
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