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Yes, It does APPLY!

First if the GVWR of the trailer is over 10,001 lbs or the combination of both the trailer or truck exceed 26,001 lbs you will have to have a Class A CDL, the exception is if the truck is engaged in farm business and has farm truck registration you can operate with a Class A Classified License...

I'm referring to NC Motor Vehicle Weigh Laws and as far as the bridge law it depends on the distance between the axles... These limits are defined in Chapter 20 of NC General Statues. Interstate Commerce is defined US Code 49 CFR Part 390.5 NC General Statutes States: Interstate motor...

I'm referring to NC Motor Vehicle Weigh Laws and as far as the bridge law it depends on the distance between the axles... These limits are defined in Chapter 20 of NC General Statues. Interstate Commerce is defined US Code 49 CFR Part 390.5 NC General Statutes States: Interstate motor...

The key is "Interstate Commerce" you are not involved in Interstate Commerce in a Not for Hire Vehicle. The only thing is the towing vehicles licensed weight ??? In NC you get 38,000 lbs on a tandem axle and 20,000 on a single axle.

Being a former NC Highway Patrol Motor Carrier Enforcement Officer... You proberly could get by without stopping, but I would stop just to be on the safe side! As far as a log book, since you are Not For Hire and hauling your on vehicle you don't have to have a log book. If you are hauling after...