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Yes, as long your state doesn't require a special RV license for large RV's you can drive any size truck you want if it's pulling an RV trailer as it is classified as an RV combo and therefore qualifies for the RV exemption. Florida will allow a truck's registration to be reclassed as an RV but...

Here's a couple of things I've learned to do when talking to CLEO's (Commercial Law Enforcement Officers). 1.) Buy a spiral notebook and log all calls you make. Be sure to write down the phone number, date and time, and the name of the person you talked to along with the answer they gave you...

I think he's asking about 5 tons, not deuces. But that's just a guess based on his post being in the 5 ton forum. :mrgreen: Anyhow, back to the original post. You asked about having the title indicate 23,000 pounds. In Florida that means nothing when it comes to CDL issues as they go by the...

Florida is pretty strange when it comes to CDL requirements. If it's a cargo truck that's for personal use you can drive any size truck regardless of GVWR/GCWR with a regular license. But if it has a commercial type fifth wheel hitch on the back and isn't designed to carry cargo on the truck...