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Has anyone taken the driving test in TX? I am considering becoming a Texan and have a 41-ft MH. I would have to take the driving test. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Well, I'm not a resident of Texas, but I do have some pretty good "Google-fu" skills, so I found this little document for you. Hopefully, it will give you some answers.
Which leads to the question... what other states require a driving test for a MH/RV when establishing a new domicile? I thought it was only license and registration paperwork!
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Cheryl B. in her new RV
(well, not new any more! Full timing since 6/25/14)
2008 DRV MS 36TKBS3 (the CoW: Castle on Wheels), 2005 Ford F550 hauler (the Bull)
Well, I'm not a resident of Texas, but I do have some pretty good "Google-fu" skills, so I found this little document for you. Hopefully, it will give you some answers.
The article was dated three years ago. I do know that the special license rules have been changed since then, but they aren't much different from the previous ones. The requirement is based on weight (over 26,001). There is no mention of air brakes as a criteria.
One thing that was not made clear is that to register any vehicle in Texas you must show proof of vehicle insurance. And, if one is going to get a special license plate, then extra paperwork will be required.
Theoretically, you would not be allowed to drive the MH to the testing place without already having a Class B CDL. Someone with one would need to drive it there. I don't know if this is enforced or not.
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When it comes to the hereafter, I want to be in the no smoking section.
I wasn't sure how up to date that link was, so I'm really glad you chimed in to set the record straight. The best I figured that I could provide would be some basics.
Terry
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Terry and Jo
2010 Mobile Suites 38TKSB3 2008 Ford F450 2019 Ford Expedition Max as Tag-along or Scout