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Pedee, Oregon | Here, you have to go to a driving school and get certified drive hours before you can test, its 5-7k. Also, dmv doesn't do cdl testing anymore, have to pay a 3rd party tester.
If you are looking to haul farm stuff, a one ton pickup and gooseneck will get much less scrutiny from DOT than the little hauler trucks. Run a regular plate, never run a T or F plate, you're not declaring a weight with a regular plate, as far as DOT is concerned you're hauling sailboat fuel. Run till you get a prick weigh master that will make you change. It'll likely take years, and be cheaper. | |
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When do you need a CDL?
