TX RV and trailer owners are in trouble.
Read that Tx has a law that all trailers over 4500 lbs must be inspected. Starting this month and after, you have to show proof to get the new tags. Just one more deal to get your cash. Tx trailers h...
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sdetweil wrote:sayoung wrote:TXiceman wrote:
But Rusty is quoting the correct section of the code which covers RVers.
Ken
It's a NON-CDL license based on COMBINED GVWR.I have the A since my Jayco has GVWR of 14500 and my 3500 has a GVWR of 23000.
You have to read the exceptions to the exemptions in the CDL handbook.
I've never heard of a pickup truck with GVWR that high. Did you mean combined or was 23000 a typo? My Dually GVWR is 13,000 (and my trailer is 15,600), so my combined is 28,600... and, I need the Class A as well
Typo ,1300 0
Until this new inspection went into effect the inspection station put a sticker on the pin box of my 5er,now it just goes to the state data base and the county looks it up when you renew license plates.
