I do not have any home-time requirements, and can make my residence most anywhere. What trucking companies can I apply with that will utilize my availability (e.g. holiday's, weekends, etc), and do I need to be a resident of the State they operate out of? [I'm thinking about Nevada or South Dakota as my "permanent residence."
Wannabe OTR Company Driver & State Residence Question
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by TweedCoat, Oct 4, 2010.
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No you do not need to be a resident of the state a company operates out of. Keep in mind companies will not hire out of every state. Some will but most have a list of states they hire out of.
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now, just go ahead and tell ANY trucking company you DO NOT want to get home...................and WANT to work 24/7/365 (366 leap year)
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If you do decide, I would choose Nv. Especially if you go owner op one day. There are better tax benefits. A lot of big companies use this as their address. Central Ref. being one of them. You don't have any relatives to stay with back home? I also wouldn't jump right into it. You may decide you hate trucking. Give yourself a few months before making the decision. Plus you may get a particular run in which you go through a certain town all the time. It would benefit you to maybe take residence in the town you pass through the most often.
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You're the kind of trucker that Truckers Home Base was made for.
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Many companies will hire out of TN. Many roads go through it.
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Not sure if all companies have a rule like this but it's worth checking out. -
TN is good, I-40, I-81, I-65, I-24 and I-75 are major corridors.
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