Dec-20-2017 01:49 PM
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Jan-06-2018 03:53 PM
Jan-05-2018 10:16 PM
CumminsDriver wrote:
In order to get the Non Commercial A license in California you must take the written test and pass, schedule an appointment at one of the Commercial DMV Test Facilities for the Non Commercial A driving test which includes a pre-trip inspection, skills test, and a driving test with a 5th wheel exceeding 15,000 GVWR or travel trailer exceeding 10,000 GVWR and pass all the tests. They will not test you with a 5th wheel that has less than 15k GVWR or travel trailer less than 10,000 GVWR. You must also fill out the medical questionnaire and have it on file with the DMV. If you do not have a valid medical questionnaire on file your drivers license reverts back to the basic Class C license.
The front of my Non Commercial A license says Class AM1. The back says "Restrictions: 71-CL. May only tow non-CDL single trlrs."
Rich
Jan-05-2018 08:21 PM
dedmiston wrote:
I thought the Noncommercial Class A license required a driving test too. I wonder if the requirements changed, or did you just get lucky?
Jan-05-2018 12:23 PM
Jan-04-2018 10:10 AM
PopBeavers wrote:Njmurvin wrote:
I have the class C RV endorsement which is a misnomer. It's more accurately called "Restriction 41" which specifically addresses 5th wheel trailers over 10K but less than 15K. I had to take a written test which, I believe, is the same one for non-commercial class A. No medical exam, Dr. note, etc. ... just the written test. Also, there was no fee. I would have had to retake the standard class C written test. But, I had recently renewed my license within 90 days - so that was waived. The biggest challenge was finding a person who knew what it was and what test to give me. It took one clerk and a supervisor (and about 20 minutes of searching).
On the front of my license:
Class: CM1
On the back:
Class: Class C & M1-Veh w/GVWR<=26000; No A; 2whl M/C, Mtr-drvn Cycle, Scooter
Endorsements:None
Restrictions: 41-Class A restricted to operating 5th wheel travel trailer between 10,000 and 15,000 lbs GVWR
This was what I expected. Instead they gave me class A and no test.
The clerk that helped me told me that this was the second time she did a FW endorsement. Her first had been the day before.
She had to get her supervisor to help her.
They had to start over from the beginning once.
It took about 20 minutes of typing stuff into the computer to finish the task.
2014 RAM 3500 Diesel 4x4 Dually long bed. B&W RVK3600 hitch • 2015 Crossroads Elevation Homestead Toy Hauler ("The Taj Mahauler") • <\br >Toys:
Dec-31-2017 06:06 PM
nevadan660 wrote:
Rich from Colfax - That is similiar to Nevada (J endorsement) and by the way smart choice with the Artic Fox 295T, same here. Chris - Fernley, NV
Dec-31-2017 05:37 AM
Dec-31-2017 12:09 AM
Dec-21-2017 10:38 AM
Njmurvin wrote:
I have the class C RV endorsement which is a misnomer. It's more accurately called "Restriction 41" which specifically addresses 5th wheel trailers over 10K but less than 15K. I had to take a written test which, I believe, is the same one for non-commercial class A. No medical exam, Dr. note, etc. ... just the written test. Also, there was no fee. I would have had to retake the standard class C written test. But, I had recently renewed my license within 90 days - so that was waived. The biggest challenge was finding a person who knew what it was and what test to give me. It took one clerk and a supervisor (and about 20 minutes of searching).
On the front of my license:
Class: CM1
On the back:
Class: Class C & M1-Veh w/GVWR<=26000; No A; 2whl M/C, Mtr-drvn Cycle, Scooter
Endorsements:None
Restrictions: 41-Class A restricted to operating 5th wheel travel trailer between 10,000 and 15,000 lbs GVWR
Dec-21-2017 10:32 AM
DiskDoctr wrote:
This would be a good place to talk about how some states' DMV are really messed up compared to ours.
But I've dealt with PA DMV. And WV. And MD. And FL....
I am convinced they were all hatched from the same cuckoo's nest! :E
LOL. Glad you guys are getting it worked out.
Dec-21-2017 10:28 AM
IAMICHABOD wrote:
This is the right answer,your Drivers License will NOT look like this
:B
Dec-21-2017 09:06 AM
Dec-21-2017 08:57 AM