Ohio - New Safety Rules for Non‐CDL Vehicles

[scagrider22]

Originally Posted by kc2006

This isn't totally true. If you haul a trailer with that plow truck, your plate sticker should be stickered for both truck and trailer gvw. So your now back under the law. My 3/4 ton ford has a 16k sticker, trucks gvw is around 9k and the trailer is 7k. So I'll technically be under the law requirements all the time.

The only thing that will upset me on all this BS is if they do like I'm sure they will and not enforce it to all. When I brought up the non-comm plate issue to the trooper at a meeting he pretty much said it. "If I pull you over and you have non-comm plates, and you lie when I ask if your doing work commercially, I have no jurisdiction over you". So the fly by nights will get away with it.

I could be wrong its been a while since I read the new laws but I think they said they will start enforcing the stickers on the plate as well meaning you cant put a 16k sticker on your 3/4 ton. I believe you would have to use a 10k sticker.

[BlackBirdWS.6]

Originally Posted by kc2006

Only thing I need is the medical card, and get the truck/trailer inspected when places start offering them. Everything else has been compliant all along.

Same Here

[Puddle of Oil]

[kc2006]

Originally Posted by georgerk82

I could be wrong its been a while since I read the new laws but I think they said they will start enforcing the stickers on the plate as well meaning you cant put a 16k sticker on your 3/4 ton. I believe you would have to use a 10k sticker.

You have to put a sticker to cover your total combined weight rating. A trailer becomes part of your truck when its connected and because we only pay what $30 some for our trailer plates the tax has to come from somewhere to cover it. Like Clark has a 22 or 24k on his because he has a 3500hd and a trailer with a rating of what 14k? He can answer that.
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[scagrider22]

Originally Posted by kc2006

You have to put a sticker to cover your total combined weight rating. A trailer becomes part of your truck when its connected and because we only pay what $30 some for our trailer plates the tax has to come from somewhere to cover it. Like Clark has a 22 or 24k on his because he has a 3500hd and a trailer with a rating of what 14k? He can answer that.
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Fuk!!! lol its nonsense. Oh well guess Im getting new plates when the laws go into affect.

[BlackBirdWS.6]

it is nonsense! just a way to make more money and kc you can go to a truck stop and get your medical card there..

[kc2006]

I'm gunna pick up a lot lizard while I'm there.
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[starry night]

Originally Posted by kc2006

I'm gunna pick up a lot lizard while I'm there.
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Gotta be careful. You could pick up a lot more than a lizard.

[CLARK LAWN]

Originally Posted by kc2006

I'm gunna pick up a lot lizard while I'm there.
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brown chicken brown cow

[CLARK LAWN]

Originally Posted by georgerk82

Fuk!!! lol its nonsense. Oh well guess Im getting new plates when the laws go into affect.

that law has been around for ever. the people at the DMV dont know or care they will sell you anything, it when you get stopped that you find it out. i know alot of people around here that have been getting caught for that recently. the fine is a hell of alot more than just getting the right sticker.