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Old 09-13-2014, 08:57 AM   #1
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Selling up and planning to make the move from Southern California to Oregon in several months. Checked the requirements for driving in Oregon with a class A M/H. If I am correct, CA requires a class A license up to 40 foot and a class B from 40 to 45 foot. OR does not require a class B for either. Can anyone confirm or expand on this?

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Neither CA or OR will require a Commercial License. CA does require a non-commercial class B license for motorhomes 40 to 45 feet and a non-commercial class A license for trailers over 10,000# GVWR and fifth wheels over 15,000# GVWR. OR has no special requirements for rvs.
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Okay, thanks for the confirmation.

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