Laws on this vary by state. Inquire with your state's DMV.
For Class 7 and Class 8 trucks which are registered farm use vehicles, most states require the operator have a current DOT medical card.
If you operate a vehicle requiring a CDL, if you operate a Commercial Motor Vehicle of 10,001 - 26,000 lbs. GVWR across state lanes, or if you operate a vehicle which would normally require a CDL, but is operated under an exemption (farm vehicles, emergency vehicles, RVs).
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Basically, there are sports cars, sedans, pickup trucks, semis, farm trucks, SUVs, luxury cars, and minivans.
yes as long as it is farm related
My Uncle Has A Farm And I've Been Driving Everything From Dump Trucks To Tractors Since I Was 5.
I think you have to be licensed to operate farm equipment on a public road, but the minimum age for that is usually lower than for a regular license.
Yes. Any vehicle requiring a CDL requires a DOT medical card in any state - that's a matter of federal law. Most states require medical cards for CMVs exempt from CDL requirements (such as registered farm vehicles, first response vehicles, etc.) as well.
Green beans are typically transported from the farm to the market by trucks. The beans are harvested, sorted, and packed into crates or containers, which are then loaded onto trucks for delivery to the market. The trucks may travel long distances to reach the market, ensuring that the green beans are fresh and available for consumers to purchase.