In CA with a 1T where do you display your weight sticker?
Seems to be required on these newer pickups with a GVW greater than 11,500. They want you to stick it to the door on either side but it is ugly. Also they want you to stop at scales.
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To get the tags you have to declare your GVW, the only choice for these trucks is 10,001 - 15,000. If you don't declare it and EVER carry ANYTHING in the bed, you could get a ticket, they tell me. Doesn't have to be for hire, just groceries. Maybe even if you don't carry anything - it looks like the definition leaves little wiggle room. To register it as an RV, you have to "permanently attach" your camper - not sure what that means and I bet it varies depending on who you drew at the window.
It seems like a lot of nonsense that wasn't applicable to a few years earlier, the DMV hasn't caught up with the times. It isn' just the sticker, the way I read the rules, you have to have permits, signs on the sides, etc. if they really mean to classify it that way.
Like I said there are a lot of these around, nobody seems to be complying. I'll throw my tags in the glove box 'cause I don't know what to do with 'em.
It seems like a lot of nonsense that wasn't applicable to a few years earlier, the DMV hasn't caught up with the times. It isn' just the sticker, the way I read the rules, you have to have permits, signs on the sides, etc. if they really mean to classify it that way.
Like I said there are a lot of these around, nobody seems to be complying. I'll throw my tags in the glove box 'cause I don't know what to do with 'em.
