This post is meant to give you an opportunity to ask me anything about my years being a RV transporter. If I can be of any help to you, please ask away!
I know you can only give info and no legal info. I am only asking for entertainment purposes. When you drive to Indiana to pickup a trailer do you write that mileage off? I am driving for USHIP an independent contractor, I was figuring out my taxes. If I take mileage from my house to pickup item and then take mileage home from dropoff. The gov. isn't going to get any money. I know when I was employedd I couldn't take mileage to work, but mileage during the day.
Yes, Its GVWR not what you are necessarily weighing at the time. You would need to have a current DOT physical also. Someone on you tube got a ticket for being overweight and also for not having a CDL. He was able to get of the ticket for no CDL because his truck and trailer was rated for less than 26,000 lbs. The shipper lied how much the items weighed.
Daniel, is the unladen insurance that is required IN ADDITION to my own personal insurance I have on my truck. What kind of price should I expect to pay for this insurance?
I know you can only give info and no legal info. I am only asking for entertainment purposes. When you drive to Indiana to pickup a trailer do you write that mileage off? I am driving for USHIP an independent contractor, I was figuring out my taxes. If I take mileage from my house to pickup item and then take mileage home from dropoff. The gov. isn't going to get any money. I know when I was employedd I couldn't take mileage to work, but mileage during the day.
I understand you need a cdl for anything over 26 thousand is this the same cdl the truckers have just wondering thanks for all your videos
Daniel, is the unladen insurance that is required IN ADDITION to my own personal insurance I have on my truck. What kind of price should I expect to pay for this insurance?
Thanks brother!
Blessings,
Ray