Or cited and released (legally arrested in California).
See also Public Utilities Code 5360-5379.5 and 226.What driver license is required to drive a 45-foot motorhome? AB 67 requires a motorhome endorsement on a noncommercial class B driver license issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).How do I apply for the noncommercial class B license? Click on this DMV web site for commercial vehicle licensing and scroll down to these three topics: 'How to apply for a noncommercial driver license,' 'Requirements for a Noncommercial Class B driver permit,' and 'Requirements for a Noncommercial Class B driver license.'
CVC 362 defines 'house car' as 'a motor vehicle originally designed, or permanently altered, and equipped for human habitation, or to which a camper has been permanently attached.' A motorhome should not to be confused with a bus (CVC 233) or a tour bus (CVC 612), also called 'motorcoach,' which is used for commercial passenger transportation and requires a commercial driver license to operate. On October 9, 2001, Governor Davis signed Assembly Bill 67 which legalized motorhomes over 40 feet in length, up to 45 feet, on certain routes, effective immediately.What is a motorhome? A motorhome is a noncommercial passenger vehicle defined in the California Vehicle Code (CVC) Section 465 as a 'house car' and commonly referred to as a recreation vehicle. This was post 9-11-2001 and also in an area where there is plenty of drug smuggling so a suspect looking truck might have been all that was needed to make a stop.If you fail to signal a turn, have a burned out signal or tail light, appear to be weaving too much, drive with a varying or inconsistent speed, drift off onto the shoulder, or exhibit a number of other minor behavior variations, you may be pulled over and have a license checked. I think part of it was the appearance of the truck but I also think part of it was a reaction, legal or not, to the appearance of Lou. This kind of encounter happened two more times. Had there not been a brand new motor home and a nice car pulled in behind him, I'm not sure how this would have turned out. The convoy pulled in behind him on the shoulder and following a short conversation with the officer, he was allowed to continue on his way.
It's an improper turn and the excuse needed for an officer to stop and investigate. Turning left onto a divided four lane road with no traffic in evidence, Lou turned into the right hand lane instead of the left hand lane.
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