Posted by Bill in IL on October 07, 2010 at 09:59:31 from (131.43.10.35):
In Reply to: grain truck licence posted by cooop on October 06, 2010 at 16:52:01:
You may not need a "CDL" for what you are driving but you do need to be licensed for the vehicle you are driving. Meaning proper class of license for the weight and endorsements for the vehicle and cargo.
Some states enforcement may be down but the CDL program was designed to standarize rules across the nation. Farm plates only waives the medical card and log book requirements. In Illinois all the info is in the CDL studyguide. Thats the way I read it but you need to read it yourself from your states rulebooks.
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