How to land a job in another state?

That's easy; just move to a new location and apply for a job.
If you're record is clean and can pass a drug test, you'll have a job in a couple of days.
Where are you thinking of relocating to?
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If you're already working for an LTL company, can just transfer if the company has a terminal where you want to live.
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You'll have to change your cdl to the new state, but that's a simple process, except in California and Illinois.
The only endorsement you'll have to do over is the hazmat.

 

step 1. click google. step 2. type in ltl job in the state/city. step 3. click search. step 4. click on the one ltl job you like. step 5. click on careers on that ltl company site. step 6. apply to such ltl job. step 7. repeat for other ltl jobs. Good luck. Wish you the best

 

Any ideas where you prefer to live?
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How much experience do you have?

 

Still don't know why people think moving is an easy thing to do. Apartment and rental housing are quite scarce in many of the cities with posted jobs. Itinerant blue collar workers competing with ditzy, white-collar comp-sci grads for even just a one-bedroom. So I'd say look for a place with both openings for the trucking job you want and also apartment/rental housing vacancies. At this point, I'm also gunning for Kansas for the first time in my life when it comes to local work since it's one of the few states that the younger millennials and zoomers are generally still avoiding like the plague.

 

Seaboard Foods is in Kansas. It's not food service either.
www.seaboardfoods.com
Leoti
Rolla
Shawnee
Mission
Reefers/livestock pig trailers/ tankers
I have the phone number. If you want it I'll PM it to you. Guess it's on the website though.

 

Seaboard Foods

 

I recommend Texas, Nevada, South Dakota.
You're already in Florida, which I usually also recommend.
No state income taxes in the states I listed.
Choose a city or town and we'll all pitch in and let you know what's available there.

 

Old Dominion Freight Line
Sparks, Nevada (4.6 miles from Reno)
Couple drivers on this forum moved to Reno from California.
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