Texas CDL class B

[Don Bradner]

I suppose, but I still find it irksome that even you throw out the red-herring
letters "CDL."

There is one state in the US that requires a CDL for large RVs: Hawaii (DC also
has that requirement, see oddity about Wisconsin, below)

Otherwise, remember that people change state of residence, with Texas being one
of the two most commonly used in retirement by fulltimers, so knowing what state
laws are about a heavy coach can be a factor. That makes it a valid topic for
discussion/argument.

15 states require special driver's licensing (NOT CDL) for larger RVs at some
point. Most have the break at 26K, including:
KS, MS, NC, NM, NY, PA, SC, TX, UT, and WY

States with special driver's licensing (NOT CDL) for RVs under some circumstance
other than 26K weight limits include:
CA, CT, IL, MI, and NV.

Wisconsin has an oddity in that it requires a CDL, but only for a Motor Home or
Fifth-wheel over 45 feet, which makes it essentially non-existent. And yes, in
that case it would be a CDL.

On 4/4/2009 at 1:50 AM Marv & Jean wrote:

>I don't know about the others who are NOT residents of Texas, but I for
>one don't really care whether or not Texas requires a CDL.
>
>My two cents.
>
>Marv
>2004 M380
>Ocean Shores, WA