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\u200bIf you (or your company) is the registered owner of any of the following types of vehicles, you are subject to the BIT program:<\u002fp>

\u200bAny motortruck with three or more axles having a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds.<\u002fli>
All truck tractors<\u002fli>
Trailers or semitrailers used in combination with the vehicles listed above<\u002fli>
Any truck, or combination of a truck and another vehicle, transporting hazardous materials requiring placards, a hazardous materials transportation license, or hazardous waste transporter registration, including pickups<\u002fli>
Any motortruck with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds (excluding pickup trucks), while towing any trailer or semitrailer that results in a combination length over 40 feet (excluding trailer coaches, camp trailers, and utility trailers)<\u002fli><\u002ful>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":1251,"Title":"Are Areas required to honor inspections by other CHP Areas?","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200b\u200bNo. All tow trucks shall be inspected by the Area in which they are designated to provide service. <\u002fp>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":6998,"Title":"Are cable chains allowed in California? ","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200bThe California Department of Transportation (CalTrans) does accept the use of cable chains in lieu of traditional tire chains, however when using cable chains they are required to be installed on four drive tires similar to the requirements for Maximum chains. Additionally, the cable chains must have the larger one-half inch cross link cables designed for heavier vehicles.<\u002fp>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":985,"Title":"Are pickup trucks required to stop at CHP weigh stations?","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200b\u200bSection 2813 of the California Vehicle Code (CVC) requires every driver of a commercial vehicle to stop and submit the vehicle for an inspection at any location where members of the CHP are conducting inspections and where signs are displayed requiring them to stop. Pickup trucks are included in this requirement, unless a sign specifically states \u201cno pickups.\u201d<\u002fp>
Section 471 CVC defines a pickup truck as a motor truck with a manufacturer\u2019s gross vehicle weight rating of less than 11,500 pounds, an unladen weight of less than 8,001 pounds, and that is equipped with an open box-type bed not exceeding 9 feet in length. A \u201cpickup truck\u201d does not include a motor vehicle\u2014otherwise meeting the above definition\u2014that is equipped with a bed-mounted storage compartment unit commonly called a \u201cutility body.\u201d<\u002fp>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":1252,"Title":"Are rotation tow drivers required to attend tow driver training?","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200b\u200bYes. Rotation tow drivers are required to have completed a tow truck driver training program from a Tow Service Agreement Advisory Committee (TSAAC) approved training program within the last five (5) years. All drivers, whose training documentation is over five (5) years, shall submit current proof of training documentation only from a TSAAC-approved program. <\u002fp>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":1266,"Title":"Are tow operators required to accept checks and\u002for bank cards?","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200b\u200bNo. Tow operators are not required to accept checks but are required by law to accept a valid bank card.<\u002fp>","PartitionId":"\/Guid(0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b)\/","UrlZone":2,"AAMEnabledManagedProperties":"AttachmentURI;deeplinks;DefaultEncodingURL;DocumentLink;ExternalMediaURL;HierarchyUrl;OrgParentUrls;OrgUrls;OriginalPath;ParentLink;Path;PictureThumbnailURL;PictureURL;PublishingImage;recommendedfor;ServerRedirectedEmbedURL;ServerRedirectedPreviewURL;ServerRedirectedURL;SiteLogo;SitePath;SPSiteURL;UserEncodingURL","RenderTemplateId":"~sitecollection\u002f_catalogs\u002fmasterpage\u002fDisplay Templates\u002fSearch\u002fItem_Default.js","QueryRuleId":"\/Guid(00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)\/" },{ "Rank":0,"DocId":1086,"Title":"At what age can my child ride in the front seat of my vehicle? ","scAnswerOWSHTML":"
\u200bCalifornia law requies all children 8 years of age or younger ride in the rear seat of a vehicle. There are special circumstances which provide exemption from the law. Your child may ride in the front seat if: <\u002fp>

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