I live in Texas driving for a temp company, have a Texas license and I want to move to Colorado. I want to work for Old Dominion or Fedex Freight. Do I have to Live in Colorado and/or have a license there to apply and work for them? I can't just apply for the position drive up there for interview n such and move up there if say yes?
Question about moving to another state
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by stephenbmx1, Dec 6, 2019.
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You just need to transfer your license if you change your residence.
What part of CO? -
Denver area. -
No. They will hire you with your current TX CDL but you will have to transfer it to CO within 30 days of moving there.
stephenbmx1 Thanks this. -
Denver is nice but you will need to become efficient with throwing chains in the winter. There's also a lot of work in the Grand Junction area if you are interested in that part of the state.
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If you get out of the Denver metro area you are going to hit mountains or at least steep grades. Even if you stay in the metro area the winter can be rough compared to a Texas winter. However, you wont miss the Texas summers of 110 degrees with high humidity.
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