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Commercial drivers licenses are regulated and issued by individual states. The requirements vary slightly from state to state. For example. in California a Class C license lets you drive any two axle vehicle up to 26,000 GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating), a 3 axle vehicle up to 6,000, a housecar up to 40 feet. You must check the motor vehicle regulations in the state you are planning to obtain a license.
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