Posted by dccase on December 31, 2014 at 20:20:01 from (50.44.99.63):
In Reply to: OT-CDL posted by westga on December 31, 2014 at 19:47:35:
10,001 puonds or more combined puts you into commercial. Meaning med card and logs. Dot number if crossing state lines. If not crossing state lines check your states weight limits on licenses. Some states are much more restrictive than federals.
If running federal rules and not in state follow the above chart for license classes. If in state follow the state rules.
For instance. Intrastate within IL would take a C CDL. Slap a dot number onit and crossing state lines then you become federal and a standard license is fine.
A 1/2 ton truck and trailer puts you likely into commercial territory as far as businesses go.
This post was edited by dccase at 20:30:55 12/31/14.
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