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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I'm with Tom. See yall in the "funny papers".
Happy Camping, don't forget to check those "slack adjusters", check all your tires for cracks and inflation, if the tires are over 5 yrs. old call a tow truck so you can get to the tire store before a blowout, check your refer cause it can burn your RV down, get your CDL and you will feel 100% better (don't know why but 2% of the posters say so), check all the Camping World locations so you will know where not to stop, make reservations at all the Walmarts on your route, make sure your CoachNet is paid up because your ERS with you Insurance Co. is no good, never purchase Progressive Ins. cause the CEO 100 yrs. ago has differing p*******l asperations than you do, sell your Monaco product because Navistar no longer owns them, check out all the Pilot/Flying J locations so you will not have to stop there. Whew I'm tired. Think I'll just stay home and drink. :)
Happy Camping, don't forget to check those "slack adjusters", check all your tires for cracks and inflation, if the tires are over 5 yrs. old call a tow truck so you can get to the tire store before a blowout, check your refer cause it can burn your RV down, get your CDL and you will feel 100% better (don't know why but 2% of the posters say so), check all the Camping World locations so you will know where not to stop, make reservations at all the Walmarts on your route, make sure your CoachNet is paid up because your ERS with you Insurance Co. is no good, never purchase Progressive Ins. cause the CEO 100 yrs. ago has differing p*******l asperations than you do, sell your Monaco product because Navistar no longer owns them, check out all the Pilot/Flying J locations so you will not have to stop there. Whew I'm tired. Think I'll just stay home and drink. :)
