Man on a mission, sorry but it's kind of long
It's been quite a while since I've posted here. Been dealing with some health issues that are, for now anyway, under control. Living in California has its challenges and one of those is pulling tr...
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57 Panhead wrote:fj12ryder wrote:
I don't know of any reciprocity agreement between states that will allow you that kind of liberty. If your home state allows you to pull a double tow of 75' and you get stopped in a state that only allows 65', you'll get a ticket.
I think you're barking up the wrong tree.
I'm not talking about things such as length limits, that has nothing to do with what a license allows. That is a separate issue from "class of vehicle" for the purpose of licensing. What I'm saying is why should it be so that you and I could be driving side by side in California with identical vehicles and because I live here I need to meet special license requirements and you, because you are from another state can, drive in California without meeting those requirements.
Steve
Simply because it is not possible. CA can only regulate it's citizens. It cannot place the same demands on others.
In the end CA achieves their goal. Yes there are a few out of town'ers but their numbers are not significant.
