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01-31-2011, 07:36 AM

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chaikwa

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I am quite familiar with the requirements of my home state as well as most others. I figured that since you are making statements from a position of knowledge that you would be able to name at least one state.

Please refrain from your spouting of misinformation.

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So if you can please answer my question or refrain from spewing your garbage information.

I will request that you at least TRY to give the impression that you're capable of a respectful and civil reply, without the attitude, or I'll have to shut this thread down.

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01-31-2011, 08:20 AM

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That is not true about the 6500lbs and length never dictates whether or not you need a CDL.

Umm, I just got the info from the link it appeared that you didn't see it. If you know the info for every state why not cite the info that Colo_Rvr_ram could see that maybe he was wrong instead of playing games and being a jerk?

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01-31-2011, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Purplezr2

Those types of websites are notoriously full of bad and or old info.

Here is the Colorado CDL manual.

http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite...&ssbinary=true

It makes no mention of needing a CDL for a vehicle over 6500 lbs or trailer over 10k unless the combination is over 26k. That matches the federal standard.

I can post the same for every other state if you would like but I think it would be easier to just post the state(s) that needs a CDL for trailer over 10k since it is few.

ps I realize this is true for one state but it is implied there are more.