I was curious how diffucult it would be to transfer my CDL license from state to state. I'm going to be going to SAGE trucking school in July here in Cheyenne, WY. After I get my CDL, we will be moving into the inlaws for a while in Colorado, while Im getting experience at low wages. I have to go to school up here in Wyoming though, because I can get a grant and go for free, where I cant in Colorado. Is it an easy process like changing a regular drivers license, or will I have to do all the testing again?
Transferring CDL license from state to state
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by MacGuy81, Apr 20, 2012.
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you will likely have to test for your endorsements like HazMat.
You'd be better off calling the respective states. -
I transfered from Ca.-Az. in '06..........Just paid the fee and was issued my new license on the spot. However not all states do it the same way. Some have you take a written test.
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I recently moved from FL to SC (6mos ago) just paid fee and was issued SC CDL. BUT, I was recently told that they just passed new regs that you have to re-test (paper) to obtain the lic.
I would deff call the state you are heading to and confirm what they do. -
I just transferred from CT to FL and had no problem. All endorsements were transferred EXCEPT Hazmat. Each state requires that you retest for Hazmat in there state due to different state regulations.
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Sc to nc was quite simple.
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each state is different, heard california actually makes you drive test again.
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AZS Thanks this.
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Thanks for all the advice. I will have to call Colorado DOT tomorrow and ask them.
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Anyone move to Texas and if so, what were the requirements to obtain a Texas CDL? To transfer to a Texas CDL I mean.
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