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In the USA, a standard driver's license lets you operate vehicles up to 26,000lbs or up to 45 feet without a CDL. That's essentially a lorry.
by SkyPuncher 5y ago
In the USA, a standard driver's license lets you operate vehicles up to 26,000lbs or up to 45 feet without a CDL.
That's essentially a lorry.
- rootusrootus 5y agoBut only for personal use (most places in the US you can register a tractor as an RV). For business you'll need that CDL. Hell, if you deliver fifth wheels for a living you'll need a CDL and you'll even be stopping at weigh stations. Though you probably wouldn't get caught if you chose to skip them.