Non-commercial Class B license
When we purchased our first RV, I asked if a special license was required to drive RV's and was told no. Well that RV was 36' and that answer was correct. However, we upgraded to a Phaeton 40AH, whi...
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Absolutely no question, each state has its own laws.
As long as you are properly licensed in your home state, you are good throughout U.S, Mexico and Canada (and likely many other countries as well).
I know 2 months ago we rented a car in Chile for 3 weeks-- Texas drivers license was just fine for them.
As long as you are properly licensed in your home state, you are good throughout U.S, Mexico and Canada (and likely many other countries as well).
I know 2 months ago we rented a car in Chile for 3 weeks-- Texas drivers license was just fine for them.
