Drivers license requirements
We are in the process of purchasing a 2006 Fleetwood Revolution 40LE. California requires a non-commercial class B license for motorhomes over 40ft. The Fleetwood brochure list the "bumper to bumper" ...
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3882DOUG wrote:
Do the state requirements everyone is talking about apply for driving on interstates also or just for state and county roads?
They apply for driving on any roads in the US. You only need to worry about the licensing requirements for your home state, though, and that license is valid for all the states as there is reciprocity. You never need to get a different or additional license to drive on any roads in another state, provided the vehicle itself is permitted on the roads in question.
(Actually, there may be a few odd cases involving such cases as agricultural vehicles or intrastate commercial vehicles where this general rule breaks down, but it holds for all ordinary personal driving and for CDLs.)
Does the same reciprocity that applies to licensing also apply to coach length and overall length laws and do state length laws apply to the interstate roads in that state?
Do the state requirements everyone is talking about apply for driving on interstates also or just for state and county roads?
They apply for driving on any roads in the US. You only need to worry about the licensing requirements for your home state, though, and that license is valid for all the states as there is reciprocity. You never need to get a different or additional license to drive on any roads in another state, provided the vehicle itself is permitted on the roads in question.
(Actually, there may be a few odd cases involving such cases as agricultural vehicles or intrastate commercial vehicles where this general rule breaks down, but it holds for all ordinary personal driving and for CDLs.)
Does the same reciprocity that applies to licensing also apply to coach length and overall length laws and do state length laws apply to the interstate roads in that state?
