Posted by john in la on February 15, 2009 at 06:11:05 from (65.6.106.69):
In Reply to: Re: Who needs a CDL posted by IndianaTom on February 14, 2009 at 17:31:54:
IndianaTom; These rules apply to everyone; but since you have a farm you are working under a limited exemption.
The federal law allows for these exemptions and it is up to each state to decide if they will allow the exemption because the feds allow it but do not mandate it.
The exemption is for CDL and physical not for DOT #'s and you must stay within 150 miles of the farm and do not cross a state line unless the other state has a agreement to follow the first states rules in its state.
The feds do not mandate or enforce DOT #'s until you cross a state line so you will not need that if your state does not have such rules to mandate it.
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