Towing 14000 gvwr trailer with...?

[Duffster]

Originally Posted by mainstreet1984

• A tractor trailer; or,
• A truck and trailer with a gross combination weight
rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, provided
the GCWR of the vehicle being towed is more
than 10,000 pounds, you need a Class A license.
You also qualify to operate vehicles in Class B
and Class C, provided you have the proper extra
endorsements.
can somebody in the world explain to me what exactly it means?

Originally Posted by mainstreet1984

http://www.nj.gov/mvc/pdf/Commercial...al_english.pdf

Reading is fundamental isn't?

[mainstreet1984]

it was not an argument, it is cry for help! my wife (English major) her sister we all read this, and still have different opinions on this. And stuff I posted is from CDL manual...so it is legit.

[mainstreet1984]

and if I don't need a CDL for my 1400k trailer and 12k truck then Hallelujah!!!!

[Duffster]

OK then. But it is in plain english.

truck and trailer with a gross combination weight
rating (GCWR) of 26,001 or more pounds, provided
the GCWR of the vehicle being towed is more
than 10,000 pounds, you need a Class A license.

The key word here is PROVIDED.

If the combo isn't over 26k GCWR then wether or not the trailer is over 10k is immaterial.

[mainstreet1984]

and Thank you!