Can you drive a semi tractor trailer without cdl for farm grain in Missouri?

* Yes, there are some exceptions that allow certain drivers to operate farm trucks without a CDL in Missouri. These exceptions are outlined in the Missouri Commercial Motor Vehicle License Manual.

Here is the general information:

- To qualify for the farm truck exemption, you must meet the following criteria:

* The vehicle must be used exclusively for agricultural purposes.

* The vehicle must not be used to transport hazardous materials.

* The vehicle must not be used for commercial purposes, such as transporting goods or passengers for hire.

* The driver must have a valid driver's license that is appropriate for the type of farm vehicle being operated.

* The driver must be at least 18 years of age.

Additionally, Missouri has a 110 air-mile exemption for CDL which also allows operators to operate certain vehicles if they remain within a certain mileage from their home base without a CDL.

- For more specific information on CDL and CMV in Missouri, as well as regulations on transporting agricultural products, you should refer to the Missouri Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing website or consult with a legal expert specializing in Missouri transportation laws.