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LCV * Canada - Long, Complicated, Vexing
If you want to run a Long Combination Vehicle (LCV) in Quebec, you must have a “T” designation on your commercial driver’s license
Montague,P.E.I.,Canada -Today's Trucking -5 Oct 2009: -- Just when you thought Canada was getting its interprovincial act together, in comes this: If you want to run a Long Combination Vehicle (LCV) in Quebec, you must have a “T” designation on your commercial driver’s license... But neither the provinces nor any of the states have such a designation... Ergo, LCV drivers from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and the U.S., can’t legally pull the things in La Belle Province... That’s the word from the the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association’s (APTA) Jean St. Onge, who chairs the APTA’s committee overseeing the LCV projects... (Photo from whatiscivilengineering.csce.ca: A LCV)
Labels: LCV longer combination vehicles
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