Ok guys, i am out of work for the winter and am trying to supplemet my income while seeing some of the beautiful country. I am licensed and insured as well as my truck and trailer. I can either haul your trailer or i have my own trailers all the way up to a 38 footer to haul your junk on! I am pretty open to traveling wherever i need to to pick stuff up or deliver and i can offer pretty reasonable rates. I have a 3/4 and a1 ton, one is 2 wheel and the other 4, so i can get whatver needed moved, if anybody is interested in a quote, let me know either here or by email.
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Ryan Ganser

 

Are you Insured with cargo insurance and do you have a DOT and ICC authority

What I'm asking is are you a Commercial Hauler or are you bootleg hauling ??.....if your not Commercial one accident with someones load can be a very serious and could cause you to lose your home and possessions in a court case

 

I have my class A CDL, and the vehicle is insured comercially as it is my company vehicle. I do have my DOT numbers. I tried to cover most of the bases before i posted up. I am not looking to make a living doing this, just help a little with the winter months.
Ryan

 

But you have to have an MC number and/or state authority. You also have to have a Single State Registration. You have to do random drug checks on yourself, road test yourself, keep employment history on yourself, and a medical card. And have to have records to back all that up. Truck has to have annual inspection and plated for the weight. If it is over 26,000 you have to have IFTA. You pull on a scale without these things and you will be in deep doo doo.

You already have USDOT, so $300 one time charge will get you an MC number. About $200 annualy will get your Single State. Process Agents will cost about $35.00 one time charge. IFTA is $20 or $30 annually. You are only required to have $5000 cargo insurance unless your state has stricter requirements.

If you run outlaw, don't get stopped or go on a scale, gets expensive fast.

 

Do you have to way in when towing under 26000?

 

most jurisdictions are over towing over 10,000 lbs or gross over 26,000 I believe.

 

In florida they make anyone towing in a commecial vehicle stop, i know when driving even a uhall they make you stop, you are right dixie it does get expensive fast.