Choda
March 22, 2006, 12:31pm
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If your truck and trailer are over 10,000 lbs you need to get a dot number.Dot numbers cost $300.00.Law starts july 5th and you have to put the numbers on the side of truck.Just a heads .up.http://www.dotauthority.com/
Looks like the DOT number is free if you’re a private (not for hire) carrier in some instances.
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/
this state will do anythign to make money but 5 tons is alot not to have a DOT permit…if it was trailer only
meh, it’s only for business owners, otherwise I’d be out $300. :tdown:
JayS
March 22, 2006, 12:48pm
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5500 lb truck + 4000 lb boat and trailer when fully loaded (public scale verified) = 9500 lbs FTW.
good thing my truck isn’t registered as a NYS "commercial vehicle. The 3 bucks saved on your registration can fuck you now.
JettaX
March 22, 2006, 2:16pm
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7500lb truck + 8500lb trailer = SHIT
edit:
wait this doesn’t appear to be a new law, it appears to be as of july 5th 2005
MHill
March 22, 2006, 2:46pm
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there have been some states that are thinking of requireing a CDL for ANY vehicle with a GVW over 10k i.e. campers, horse trailers
I think its a good idea because not only do most people not even realise that their vehicle is so heavy they also have no clue how to drive it.
Jack
March 22, 2006, 5:26pm
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Choda:
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