Ontario License Plate - Still hard to get!!!!
Just tried to put plates on our 3500 truck and DH was told he needed a CVOR. I called the office in our little town - because they would answer the phone and gave details about the exemption. Told DH ...
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JaxDad wrote:hone eagle wrote:JaxDad wrote:
Hone, if the trailer weighs more than 2,800 KG (6,173 lb.) the RGW should be the weight transmitted to the ground by BOTH the truck and trailer.
As for licensing, yes there is an AR, but what you're towing with means nothing as far as larger trailers go. If it's over 4,600 KG you need an A or AR class licence.
OK thanks
but when I click on A-R on the ministry web site I get a 404 not found ???
should I just go to service ontario or call ?
Try this. Clicky-Clicky.
Thanks
bookmarked
I wonder how many of the owners of 35'and over 5er's will bother?
Iam more then half way there with my B...........I estmate 2 weeks of study , testing ,doctor appointments etc etc .
For a job OK but just to go camping?I bet the number of big trailers sold never comes within a tiny amount of the A-R's issued.
