Editing Regulation Quick Reference (section)

== 390 – General Regulations ==

* '''[[390.21]]b''' – Carrier name (b)(1) '''and''' USDOT number (b)(2). Number must be preceded by the letters "USDOT" with no space (e.g., ''USDOT1234567'').
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/12-712]]''' – Construction equipment to display company name; self propelled or towed.
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/12-713]]''' – Commercial trucks used by construction contractors or subcontractors to display company name.(or ICC approved insignia with ILcc# - $500 fine).
* '''[[390.21]]e''' – Rented over 30 days: Name must be actual carrier on side of door (as opposed to Penske, for example).
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/3-411]]''' OR [[625 ILCS 5/18c-4604|'''625 ILCS 5/18c-4604''']] – Registration Cab Card (typically for apportioned vehicles) or registration card (truck plate). 3-411 makes no mention of digital/phone version being an option.
* '''[[376.11]]d1''' – Rental/Lease agreement required (e.g., Penske must have rental agreement in box truck).

=== CDL & Licensing Classification Boundaries ===
* '''[[383.23]]''' – Not in possession of CDL for State of Domicile (residing over 90 days, must be in state of domicile).
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/6-501]]''' – Only one CDL allowed.
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/6-507]]''' – Cite for no valid CDL now as a result of being domiciled/residing over 90 days (e.g., lot of CDL holders out of WA who live in other states, use soundex).
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/6-512]]''' – CDL address not current: Out of state CDL holders.
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/6-511]]''' – CDL address not current: In state CDL holders.
* '''[[625 ILCS 5/6-104]]''' – Violation of classification.
** Check '''ALL''' GVWR’s and add together. If over 26k, a CDL is required. 
** Over 16k in Illinois, a Class C is required; 16k or under, a Class D.
** Farm and RV plated vehicles are exempt from '''CDL ONLY!''' Still need proper classification for the GVWR’s of driven vehicles. 
** ''Out of State Licenses:'' Google that state's driver's license weight limit allowed. A lot of states allow 26k on a standard driver's license, while some have a different class for 16k+ like Illinois.