Does your home jurisdiction require air brake endorsement?
Are there jurisdictions about the continent that allow people to drive air brake equipped vehicles without any type of training or license endorsement?
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PA now has three classes of non commercial driver's licenses. A, B and C which are defined by the weight classification and towing limitations and directly references motorhomes in their descriptions. MH's under 26,001# would seem to be exempt from the need for an enhanced class of license unless towing a trailer with a weight rating of 10,000# or greater if my memory is correct.
It is not widely known about in the RV community to the best of my knowledge, but the info is available on the PADOT web site. I have looked at it, but couldn't begin to tell anyone how to determine from that info what it would take to change your standard license to one of the classes shown above.
Since I have a Class A CDL I didn't feel any need to learn anything more so I abandoned my research.
It is not widely known about in the RV community to the best of my knowledge, but the info is available on the PADOT web site. I have looked at it, but couldn't begin to tell anyone how to determine from that info what it would take to change your standard license to one of the classes shown above.
Since I have a Class A CDL I didn't feel any need to learn anything more so I abandoned my research.
