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Old 05-12-2016, 12:23 AM   #9
D. Hake 4459
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Default Re: At what point do you need a DOT# and a CDL?

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Jeff Teuton had some good information on this subject in another thread not too long ago. He referenced a section of the FMCA manual (Federal Motor Carrier something or other) that pertained to transporting personal property for other than commercial purposes. That thread dealt with the concerns mentioned here. It would be a good idea if you can find it in search. It was very informative from a person who knows. If you just try to figure it out on your own, chances are you will only get more confused.
A friend of mine just told me about this a few hours ago. I typed in DOT code 390 F 3 and it told about this. The way it was explained to him by some DPS and/or DOT people, as long as it's not a commercial vehicle and you don't have sponsors that pay you win or lose, you should be ok. If it's a privately owned vehicle (even if it's a 40' motor home and a 30' trailer) and it's a not for profit hobby under this provision it should be exempt. He said to keep a copy of the document with you.
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