Towing a Car behind a 5th Wheel
My Wife, has a Nissan Versa. Is it advisable to tow it behind my 5th Wheel? It has to be towed with the Front Wheels off the Ground. Is this legal in all States? I would prefer a Car Trailer rather th...
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"A CDL and medical card are not needed to drive an RV of any size per federal standards."
Any state may exceed Federal Standards if they wish.
California requires a "Doubles Endorsement" on the driver's license for any resident towing two trailers. They say the only license that can have a "Doubles Endorsement" is a Class A CDL. Therefore, if you want to tow two trailers, and you are a resident of CA, you must have a Class A CDL with Doubles Endorsement.
If any state desires to do so, they can pass a law that ALL resident drivers of ANY vehicle of ANY size must have a Class A CDL and a medical certificate "For safety on the highways and byways, and For The Good Of The Children!"
Any state may exceed Federal Standards if they wish.
California requires a "Doubles Endorsement" on the driver's license for any resident towing two trailers. They say the only license that can have a "Doubles Endorsement" is a Class A CDL. Therefore, if you want to tow two trailers, and you are a resident of CA, you must have a Class A CDL with Doubles Endorsement.
If any state desires to do so, they can pass a law that ALL resident drivers of ANY vehicle of ANY size must have a Class A CDL and a medical certificate "For safety on the highways and byways, and For The Good Of The Children!"
