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Old 05-06-2013, 02:10 PM   #1
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Hello, boys and girls. I'm a future Entegra owner with a question for you. Actually I have boatload of questions, but I'll stick to one this time. i know that some states, including my state of Texas, require a class B license to operate a DP. But I already have a class A CDL, so would that cover me or would I have to change to something else to be legal? Thanks.
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The class A CDL would cover you, as in Texas for the non-commercial (exempt) driver licenses the higher classes (A, in your case) cover all lower classes (B & C) except class M (motorcycle).

It's the same principle as the class A CDL covering your requirement for a non-commercial class C to drive your private car.

The downside, as you well know, is that any traffic violations, even in your private vehicles, count against your class A CDL.

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Hi and welcome to the forum.

As Rusty indicated... you are more than covered.

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