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Like I said it depends on some states laws they are not all the same. They govern it. As some folks here learned about leaving the Chambersburg, PA yard that got tickets for lots of stuff. Member daybreak got pulled over 3 times in a 15 mile stretch in a vehicle marked "farm vehicle" for them...

Once again it matters on what HIS state is. In my home state and even the state of Mississippi you can drive a 379 peterbilt and a 53foot step deck as a daily driver and no cdl is required. Or a M927 with a cargo bed full of tires and be 33k and you are fine. You are the one misleading the OP...

GCWR over 10001lbs tundra plus a trailer with a load over over that engaged interstate commerce not just hazmat. Key there is over 10 001 and interstate commerce. Once again every state has reciprocity with each other on their applicable state laws regarding vehicle uses. This supersedes any...

That cdl thing depends on your state. Not every state. TN is no CDL up needed up to 80,000lbs or if you have air brakes if you are not engaged in commerce you do not need it. Or as a farmer. Any vehicle in interstate commerce over 10,001lbs needs a CDL even in a Toyota tundra with a trailer...

PM member Suprman. he will telll you for sure.