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john_bet
Jan 01, 2014Explorer II
mowermech wrote:I agree that any state can up the requirements, but that does not make them any safer. You as well as I have seen so called pro's behind the wheel of big rigs at are pure idiots. But making blanket statements about requirements without reference to a specific state is giving out miss information as I see it. Oh, and I do hold a class "B" CDL and medical card for my part time job.
"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!"
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