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TOPHAND (4)
Posted 4/20/2008 8:21:38 AM Report
 

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I got real familiar with Texas DOT regulations over the last couple of years, and I try to stay compliant and conversant with them.

The one simple rule to remember if you are hauling for hire is:

Under 26,000 running intra-state Texas you are NOT a commercial vehicle UNLESS you are hauling HHG or HAZMAT. If you are over 26,001 you must have a CDL regardless if you are hauling for hire or not.

If you cross a state line and are over 10,000 lb you ARE a commercial vehicle.

JH

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steelhorsetransport (92)
Posted 4/20/2008 11:59:58 AM Report


 

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       Under 26,000 running intra-state Texas you are NOT a commercial vehicle UNLESS you are hauling HHG or HAZMAT. If you are over 26,001 you must have a CDL regardless if you are hauling for hire or not.

If you cross a state line and are over 10,000 lb you ARE a commercial vehicle. 
    
 

Much the same as Florida, with the addition of passengers to HHG and HazMat intra-state thing.

 

Eric

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KineticHotShot (0)
Posted 4/21/2008 12:44:55 PM Report
 

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[quote]steelhorsetransport (4/6/2008)
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atexasguru (4/6/2008)
a household goods carrier not exceding 26000gvw (no airbrakes) does not require a cdl and is exempt from mc/usdot.


Thank you....I was not aware that you could haul HHG interstateunder 26K without a DOT/MC. Would you please provide the reference in the regulations so I could read it.


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Must be one of those updates in the "little green book" that happen so often [/quote]

Actually, Before i got my CDL I worked for a local moving company (including driving the truck)and I know that they had TXDOT#, but I don't recall MC/USDOT... Of course we didn't cross state lines either...
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