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State-by-state hotshot compliance

Not a completed state-law comparison. This directory points students toward official state agencies. State-specific thresholds, permits, and exemptions have not yet been independently verified for publication. Do not treat the agency links as a statement that a particular permit or rule applies.

Check these topics in every jurisdiction

Intrastate carrier registration; commercial driver licensing and medical rules; HOS and logging adoption; commercial plates, IRP and IFTA; axle and gross weight; bridge formula; legal dimensions; oversize/overweight permits; insurance; and route restrictions. Verify the specific agency's current regulation, not only an informational homepage.

Initial high-priority states

StateOfficial agencyAdditional agencyVerification status
NevadaTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
CaliforniaTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
ArizonaTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
UtahTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
ColoradoTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
TexasTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
OklahomaTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
TennesseeTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
KentuckyTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
MissouriTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
IndianaTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review
OhioTransportation or registration agencySecond official agencyPending state-law review

These 12 states are a starting directory, not an exhaustive 50-state compliance database. More states and verified citations must be added before claiming nationwide coverage.