D.Hearne
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They're run "intrastate" ( meaning they never leave the state) and as such, aren't subject to the "interstate" truck rules. Technically classified and licensed as "farm trucks". Only requirement for a driver is to have a "chaufers" ( SIC ?) license in La. and be 18 years of age. The only test involved in getting a Chaufers license is a 20 question written test. And don't ask why it's called a chaufers license , I haven't a clue.MustangPaul said:I couldn't even give the finger as my son was with me. I was totally hobbled!
Why aren't cane/gin trucks not subject to the same laws? I always wondered how the Natchitoches Gin truck could pass inspection, but who knows. . . .?