need assistance

And delete again...

Toddupton wrote:
And delete again...

Not sure I would . . . The guy is looking for help, not soliciting something. .

I guess it could go either way

ford truck guy wrote:

Toddupton wrote:
And delete again...

Not sure I would . . . The guy is looking for help, not soliciting something. .

I guess it could go either way

I agree, but I'm inclined to leave it up. I think he is legit.

I would also like to know why an entire thread was deleted because of one post. If someone has determined the post broke the rules, why not just delete the post instead of the thread?

Probably got deleted because he posted his email in clear (not a smart idea; his spam count will go through the roof the next few months), but it's also for a commercial business.

Lyle

no i really need help, i did not know what else to do , i have reached out on facebook and thru friends most commercial drivers can not take a day off, i need help, when i took it in 2010 they did not ask for a 2nd driver and in june 2016 they did not also, so i am just trying to cover myself and trying to do the right thing in case of accident, i have had my 5th wheel 10 years 15,500 lbs at gvwr lic lapse do to dui in 2012 so anyone willing to help please let me know,
p.s not for a commercial business, this is for a rec trailer, 5th wheel toy hauler

I "thought" I had discovered a few years back that this could be circumvented somewhat if a driver licensed in a state that does not have onerous requirements for driving big rigs, could drive your rig perfectly legally in your state with his out of state license
bumpy

Personally, I have never heard of DMV not allowing the person to take the test even when it was obvious that he drove/pulled the rv to the DMV.

When I took my Class B NCDL test, I drove my over 40' motor home to the DMV and after the test was over, the inspector told me that "now you can drive it legally".

Ron

Call the closest DMV office and ask what to do.

You do not need a 2nd person with you. Just drive your rig down to the DMV after making an appointment. When I took the driving test for my doubles endorsement I was told not to bring the second trailer, just my truck and 5th wheel.

F-TROUP wrote:
You do not need a 2nd person with you. Just drive your rig down to the DMV after making an appointment. When I took the driving test for my doubles endorsement I was told not to bring the second trailer, just my truck and 5th wheel.

and if you get stopped or have an accident and aren't "legally" licensed, then what???
bumpy