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  • mike cobine

    Driver License Changes in Florida

    This isn't exactly Corvette technical information, but it did affect you if you owned a large tow vehicle to trailer your Corvette.

    Prior to July 1, 2005,

    Class E operators were restricted to 8001 lbs. GVWR or less. This meant drivers of almost all 3/4 ton and heavier trucks were illegal. Own a Crew Cab? Illegal to drive with Class E.

    Class D operators were restricted to 26,001 lbs. GVWR or less. This was the former Chauffeur's License that allowed you to drive for work. However, it was now classed in the non-commercial group, so drivers by hire may have been illegal with this.

    After July 1, 2005

    Class E operators are now restricted to 26,001 lbs. GVWR or less. This means Class E operators can again legally operate 3/4 ton vehicles, crew cab duellies, and the like.

    Class D operators have now been merged with Class E. This specifically states this is for farmers and emergency vehicle operators that do not require a commercial license. So anyone driving as part of their job with a Class D may be required to have a Class C now, I'm not sure.




    Florida State Class D & E
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