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wny_pat1
Jul 12, 2013Explorer
Francesca Knowles wrote:camperpaul wrote:justlou wrote:
"Imagine the embarrassment of the owner of a Prevost when he was ticketed and his MH was towed to the impound lot because he didn't have an air brake endorsement on his Illinois "Class D" drivers license."
1. More internet folklore.
2. I have an Illinois class "B" license and have never heard of an air brake endorsement for RV's.
1. I was a witness to this event while on duty at the entrance to the campground at Illinois Beach SP.
2. See: http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/publications/pdf_publications/dsd_cdl10.pdf page 62.
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Why?
That's a study guide for a CDL- put out by the Illinois Secretary of State's office.
As noted before, private recreational vehicles are exempt from the requirement you evidently refer to. Maybe the rig you saw was a charter or something. That would make them subject to the requirement.
Long before Page 62, you have Page 3 which states "1.3 Drivers Exempt from Obtaining a CDL — Recreational vehicle operators, when using the vehicle primarily for personal use, do not need a CDL." That right there makes you exempt from any requirement of the CDL licensing provisions. Now there may of been other reasons for the "impounding" of his Prevost!
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