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Gemstone · 11-11-2010, 03:42 PM

Those would be "state specific" requirements....some states require specific licensing for different weight classes, some don't. Using the term CDL, (Commercial Drivers License)...if you are not driving for commercial purposes, then as a rule, you do not fall into the CDL category. You may, depending on your home state, and what you are driving/pulling, be required to have something other than a typical class C.
South Dakota has 2 classifications for big trucks, you are either commercial or non commercial...and a class C is all I need for the rig I drive.

Regards
Gemstone

11-11-2010, 03:42 PM	#4
Gemstone Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Boydton, VA Posts: 443	Those would be "state specific" requirements....some states require specific licensing for different weight classes, some don't. Using the term CDL, (Commercial Drivers License)...if you are not driving for commercial purposes, then as a rule, you do not fall into the CDL category. You may, depending on your home state, and what you are driving/pulling, be required to have something other than a typical class C. South Dakota has 2 classifications for big trucks, you are either commercial or non commercial...and a class C is all I need for the rig I drive. Regards Gemstone __________________ No longer on the road.