Posted by dhermesc on April 30, 2012 at 14:32:09 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: Re: D.O.T Regs posted by MN Mike on April 30, 2012 at 12:52:22:
What you are hauling has little to do with CDL requirements in reguards to weight. What is important is Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. CDL requirements are based on manufacturer’s Gross Vehicle Ratings of the combined truck and trailer. The overall weight rating may not exceed 26,000 pounds total, and the trailer rating may not exceed 10,000 pounds of the 26,000-pound total.
So if you have a 1 ton dually pulling a double axle trailer that has a GVRW of 10,001 pounds or more you are breaking the law even if the trailer is empty and is tagged for 8,000 pounds.
If you are hauling a tractor and you don't have farm tags you will most likely fall under CDL requirements if you are over the 26,000 total or 10,000 trailer.
Recently Kansas started enforcing CDL requirements. Race cars being towed to Topeka raceway were being pulled over right and left for skipping the weigh stations on I70. While they are a hobby - the fact that TROPHIES were given out it was considered a business.
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