Dtank wrote:
rjxj wrote:
It's why my kid moved. Any way to get more money.
Hmmmmmm - maybe a big rig driver shouldn't be required to pass a test for a *commercial* Class A to drive a tractor-trailer combo either!..:S
Nothing to do with chump change fees to the state of CA!
How about *not* allowing drivers to tow heavy trailers without first demonstrating they have the ability/skills to do so?.:S
It's about *other* driver's safety as well as the owner/operator.
If your kid couldn't pass the test, happy to hear he moved elsewhere!.:C
BTW - Texas also requires a Non-Commercial class A.
And, OP - you'll need a medical certificate also.
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Don't think a Medical Certificate is required in California for non-commercial Class A. It's required for a Class B (Motorhome over 40') and a commercial Class A. However, non-commercial Class A requires self-signed form stating he/she is in good health.
