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Will my CDL transfer to another state?

Will my CDL transfer to another state?

The short answer to this question is “yes.” CDLs can be transferred from state to state, this is a common question for truck drivers before or after CDL training.

You have to register for a commercial driver’s license (CDL) in the state where you live, just like your regular, non-commercial driver’s license. If you move to a different state, you have to get a new license in your new state.

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Financial Aid for Truck Driving School

Financing Your CDL Training

While it may seem expensive to obtain a CDL, it's more affordable than you think. There are several resources available to help more people enter this rewarding career, each with it's own set of pros and cons. 

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What Happens if I Fail my CDL Test?

What Happens if I Fail my CDL Test?

In order to become a truck driver, you’ll need to get a CDL by successfully passing the CDL test. Each state manages its own CDL test based on the driver’s manual, which is created by the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). These tests assess your skills and knowledge regarding general truck driving knowledge, air brakes if you’ll be driving a vehicle with air brakes, and combination vehicles.

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What To Expect At Your Trucking Orientation

What is driver orientation?

Driver orientation is the first step toward becoming a driver with a trucking company. It’s for those who want to become company drivers and will be a combination of you and the company (e.g., the driver success manager, recruiter, etc.) getting to know each other, driver training on company procedures, completing paperwork, and passing a driving test.

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