Schneider Oil Field Truck Driver Jobs/ The Texas shales and beyond

double post

 

This post probably saved me 4 hours at the DMV, avoided some stress and grey hairs, and most importantly saved me some valuble time overall. Thank you, sir. This forum rules.

 

"You don't have to repeat the tests".

Thanks JabH
Thought when I get there I would need to do it all over again. But when I get there I will have time with SNI so hopefully I will be able to maintain my former residence. We'll see

 

thanks that cool to see how Schneider does it

 

Oh and before you can register vehicle you have to have it inspected and vehicles are registered at county tax offices.

http://www.txdmv.gov/index.htm

 

ShootThis,

Yep. in the county and town (which happens to be the county seat) I'm in, it happens both the tax assessor and vehicle registration are in the same office, but in other counties, they cleverly separate them, and you may have to visit two different offices, as you say.

Texas....a whole 'nother country. Yep. In this process, I was afraid I would next hear I would need a visa to move here from one of the other 49 states. In moves between 6 states, I have never run into any DMV/vehicle registration process that was nearly as (apparently) intentionally labrynthine. What a MESS. Love the state, hate the bureaucracy.

 

When I went through orientation in June with SNI half of the class or more were new drivers fresh out of CDL school. They consider experienced drivers those who hav 6 months verifiable experience

 

Gotta love the Great Republic of Texas.

 

If you have family at home that still gets your mail for you, you don't need to change your CDL to Texas.