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Can I Drive an RV With a Car License? (Statewise List For US!)

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Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Yes, you can drive all RVs under 26,000 pounds of GVWR with a regular car license. If you have an RV over 26,000 pounds (GVWR) then you’ll need a commercial license but don’t worry with a commercial license you can drive both car and an RV in your state without any problem.Read the coming table to know which state requires which type of license to drive most vehicles, including RVs, motorhomes, cars, and vans under 26,000 pounds of GVWR.ContentsThrough my research on driving an RV with a car license, Nearly all US states have commercial and noncommercial driving licenses. In all cases, I’ve found that the weight of your vehicle, seats, and work type of your vehicle will determine the type of license you need to have.To say, any vehicle that is less than GVWR 26,001 pounds, including towing vehicle or combination of vehicles and not transporting hazardous goods, does not require a CDL.Whereas if the vehicle’s overall weight exceeds 26,001 pounds, you’ll need a commercial license, and you’ll need CDL even if the weight is less than 26,001 pounds if you’re transporting hazardous goods or vehicles can accommodate more than 16 passengers seat including driver.Anyone who is driving commercial vehicles needs a commercial license, and anyone who is driving private vehicles for traveling purpose are fine with Non-CDL.And I don’t think you’ll ever need a CDL if you’re driving an RV and car because, according to RVblogger.com, the average weight of an RV is about 10,000 pounds. And the average weight of a car is about 2,870 pounds.This tells us that RVs and cars are usually less than 26,000 pounds, and RVs do not transport hazardous goods and can’t facilitate 16 people.Here we are talking about the commercial license requirements as a US citizen.You need to have a CDL if your RV’s GVWR weighs over 26,001 pounds, including the weight of towing vehicle (camper, etc.).Note: The given criteria are provided by the website name driving-tests.org. So I will not be responsible if there are any errors or failures in requirements.In most states, Private RVs do not need to stop at any weigh station unless the police officer asks it. Until then, you’re fine.But in Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, Iowa, Rhode Island, Washington state, Wisconsin, and Nevada, you need to stop at the weighing station if the RV weighs 10,000 pounds.And all commercial vehicles must stop at the station regardless of weight in California, Connecticut, Kansas, and Texas.If they ask to stop at the station, you should stop to avoid any problems.For those who are curious to know the different classes of RV, here is the list of them. Moreover, the RV class can increase or reduce the weight of an RV because each type of RV comes with different qualities and features.Michael is heavily inclined towards traveling to natural places and documenting cultures/people from different parts of the world. He also loves hiking and camping and is spirited toward all outdoor activities. He will share his passion for outdoor life and brands or products we use outside our homes. He has good research skills, and that’s why you can see why his articles are packed with info that is factual and not readily available. He also has the vision to travel the whole world and share it with all readers of Outdoor Favor.Sharing is caring!

Skip to ContentSharing is caring!Yes, you can drive all RVs under 26,000 pounds of GVWR with a regular car license. If you have an RV over 26,000 pounds (GVWR) then you’ll need a commercial license but don’t worry with a commercial license you can drive both car and an RV in your state without any problem.Read the coming table to know which state requires which type of license to drive most vehicles, including RVs, motorhomes, cars, and vans under 26,000 pounds of GVWR.ContentsThrough my research on driving an RV with a car license, Nearly all US states have commercial and noncommercial...

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