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In what type of vehicle? A vehicle requiring a CDL requires one on any public roadway, from the Interstate to a rural backroad. In the instance of trucks which would otherwise require a CDL, the farm truck exemption applies, so long as the following conditions are met:

  • Vehicle is registered as a farm vehicle, and not a commercial truck
  • It is operated only for the purposes of that farm, and not as a third party or on any for-hire basis.
  • It is operated by the farmer, immediate family members of the farmer, or direct (W2) employees of the farmer.
  • It is operated within a 150 road miles/100 air mile radius of the farm.
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