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| | | | Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,276 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,276 | Originally posted by C10 - C90 Bill: Originally posted by HevyHauler:
[b] Something you may want to check before heading out if you live in a state other than VA. Are the state laws that you are in. CDL’s are federally regulated but that means all states must follow the minimum laws but may add more strict laws to them. The best way to keep from getting a ticket is to check with the state you plan to operate the vehicle in question.
I know that it is Federally Regulated, but am not surprised it could vary from state to state and I should have mentioned that above.
Altho in this case some of the different views were from those that live in Virginia.
I would like to see a list, and actually the government should provide us one, that shows the differences between the states.
Ironically, I thought the main purpose of a CDL was to make things more clear and simple on a National level, as I was just fine with my old Virginia Chauffuers Truck License.
Bill [/b]Bill the real reason for the national CDL was to keep unsafe drivers off the road their where so many that had multiple licenses in different states and would put all there tickets on a few keeping one clean. | | |
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