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Hwtezrdr · 08-17-2018, 01:14 PM

Update
Went back to Wyo DMV to double check, Wyo was one of 10 states that required a Class A non commercial for combined weight over 26,001lbs. Sometime 2016 17 feds said you can no longer require that on rvs that are used for pleasure unless it went over 39,001lbs then you have to get a Class A CDL.

FMCSA does not recognize a Class A non commercial when it is over 26,001 it’s a Class A CDL unless it’s for Rv pleasure that is why Wyo stopped it. Now why these other 9 states are still doing it money would be my guess but who knows.

So makes you wonder are some states pulling the wool over our eyes are did I get wrong info. Why only 9 out of 50 require it. I was born and raised in Tx which is one of the 9 and they pretty much do what they want.

Hope I have not confused you to much just glade I live in a state that no longer does that but Pa is on the horizon as a new resident state.

08-17-2018, 01:14 PM	#38
Hwtezrdr Established Member Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Lingle Posts: 13 M.O.C. #22426	Update Went back to Wyo DMV to double check, Wyo was one of 10 states that required a Class A non commercial for combined weight over 26,001lbs. Sometime 2016 17 feds said you can no longer require that on rvs that are used for pleasure unless it went over 39,001lbs then you have to get a Class A CDL. FMCSA does not recognize a Class A non commercial when it is over 26,001 it’s a Class A CDL unless it’s for Rv pleasure that is why Wyo stopped it. Now why these other 9 states are still doing it money would be my guess but who knows. So makes you wonder are some states pulling the wool over our eyes are did I get wrong info. Why only 9 out of 50 require it. I was born and raised in Tx which is one of the 9 and they pretty much do what they want. Hope I have not confused you to much just glade I live in a state that no longer does that but Pa is on the horizon as a new resident state.