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You are exactly correct. I would not in a million years think of trying to argue the point with a trooper on the side of the road either. Even though I SHOULD be legal to drive in TX with my OK license I won't chance it with the 5-ton. That does raise an interesting point about the Deuce...

Sorta glad I'm not a Texas resident. You guys have Class A, B, C, M in addition to Class A CDL, B CDL, and C CDL. It would seem that, because of reciprocity agreements, drivers with licenses from out of state don't have to abide by the same rules as Texas residents. For example, Oklahoma...

You need to look at the Texas Motor Vehicle Statutes. In Oklahoma Title 47 Sections 47-1-107.4 and 47-1-152.1 specify that, regardless of weight, a recreational vehicle shall be deemed a Class D motor vehicle if it is equipped to serve as temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, or...