Is PA "warning" Rvers. (license).
OK...I WILL GO THERE. It is early in the year, might as well get it started. I added the color, but the quote is from the PA DOT site. CLASS A (minimum age 18): Required to operate any combination ...
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DrewE wrote:
Non-commercial licenses apparently use form DL-180, according to the web site. The form says it's for non-commercial licenses at the top, so checking the "class A" box would (eventually) get one a class A non-commercial license.
I missed the differing form numbers...just cruised right by those numbers. Yes...it is right there, Class A non-commercial.
That answers the permit issue..not the license issue.
So, I did more research (online), plus decided to ask a few "experts". All told me there is no such thing. Well, apperantly there is, and has been for about ten years.
So, I ask how one would study for it....get pointed to CDL book (or so they guess). Doesn't make sense. Why study commercial if I am seeking NON-commercial. Do more online looking.... Apperantly not just my DLC that says...."HUH".
Me thinks the state decided to get more in line with federal, without putting much effort, or enforcement, into the issue. In other words....apperantly it is an option, but it is almost impossible to find someone that can explain how to get thru the written/road test without doing the COMMERCIAL test.
Whole thing is a mess...my head hurts....I have Class A...anyone that lives in PA that might want the NON-COMMERCIAL class A can go fight with the DMV on how you test for it.
