Carrying in a Commercial Vehicle
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hemiman
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Carrying in a Commercial Vehicle
I drive a truck for a living and I have heard some say with the CHL you can carry in a truck and I have heard others say that you can't carry in a truck because of Federal Motor Carriers rules and regulations.
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The federal motor vehicle thing is wrong, and a myth.
Some carriers tell their drivers that so they won't carry.
Usually there's company policy against carrying in a commercial vehicle. If you don't transport anything through any "Non-Free" states, you'd be fine.
Some carriers tell their drivers that so they won't carry.
Usually there's company policy against carrying in a commercial vehicle. If you don't transport anything through any "Non-Free" states, you'd be fine.
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lrb111
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Some of this ground has already been covered, here:
http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... e+trucking
You might also search posts by "Roger Howard", as he has a veasted interest in the topic.
hth..
http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... e+trucking
You might also search posts by "Roger Howard", as he has a veasted interest in the topic.
hth..
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