Post by Dave Schultz on Feb 1, 2011 18:06:05 GMT -5
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If your total gross weight is greater than 26000 pounds, (and possibly if the trailer weighs over 10,000 pounds -- but that isn't clear) non-commercial vehicles are required to have the driver carry a Class A/Class B Exemption endorsement on their Texas Drivers License.
You might want to roll your fully loaded race ready rig across a truck stop's scales to know where you stand. There has been a big increase of Texas DPS pick up with portable scales running around.
If your total gross weight is greater than 26000 pounds, (and possibly if the trailer weighs over 10,000 pounds -- but that isn't clear) non-commercial vehicles are required to have the driver carry a Class A/Class B Exemption endorsement on their Texas Drivers License.
You might want to roll your fully loaded race ready rig across a truck stop's scales to know where you stand. There has been a big increase of Texas DPS pick up with portable scales running around.