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TCLika 12-06-2006 06:37 AM

Pulled over with a CDL Permit
 
Just covering my arss here and is hypothetical, but say that a CDL permit holder is driving with a Full CDL holder in the passenger seat. They get pulled over and a citation is issued for overweight or worse yet, they get inspected and the vehicle doesnt pass. Who does the citation go to, the Permit holder or the guy in the passenger seat?

kc0iv 12-06-2006 07:08 AM

Re: Pulled over with a CDL Permit
 

Originally Posted by TCLika
Just covering my arss here and is hypothetical, but say that a CDL permit holder is driving with a Full CDL holder in the passenger seat. They get pulled over and a citation is issued for overweight or worse yet, they get inspected and the vehicle doesnt pass. Who does the citation go to, the Permit holder or the guy in the passenger seat?

The Driver

kc0iv

TCLika 12-06-2006 07:20 AM

Just to clarify, you mean the driver as in the Permit Holder correct? I thoght I have always heard that it would fall back on the person with the full endorsement....maybe thats just a myth

Sealord 12-06-2006 08:18 AM

Permit Holder
 
"you mean the driver as in the Permit Holder correct?" Yupper. The permit holder did a PTI before he took the reins, checked the load weight, knows the vehicle gross and per axle weight. Right? When you're on your own, who's gonna be checking? BOL

Quadzy 12-06-2006 10:04 AM

Although that's true, I don't think it's right. I went to a school were the equipment was horrible. Hub Seals leaking like a siv, brakes questionable, just all in all the vehicle would have been shut down if we were pulled over.

My instructor actively avoided DOT stations and admitted to the fact we would be shut down if stopped.

GMAN 12-06-2006 01:23 PM

It still comes back on the driver.

12-06-2006 01:29 PM

I would think it would be a little different if you were in a truck from a driving school. But if you were with a CDL holder and using a permit, I would say the fault would lie with you since you are the driver.

Thor 12-06-2006 01:43 PM

If the proper form is in the truck, the company can assume responsibility for overweight and mechanical citations.

kc0iv 12-07-2006 12:12 AM

AlexJ81

"I would think it would be a little different if you were in a truck from a driving school. But if you were with a CDL holder and using a permit, I would say the fault would lie with you since you are the driver."
As far as the law is concerned you are the driver be it a school or with a company.

Thor

"If the proper form is in the truck, the company can assume responsibility for overweight and mechanical citations."
While the company can assume anything they want but as far as the law is concerned the ticket will go to you the driver. It is your responsibility to verify the truck meets a applicable laws.

kc0iv

Fredog 12-09-2006 05:56 AM

overweight fines and equipment violations go aginst the owner of the truck no matter who is driving.


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