Can i get mt CDL back

I'll second that motion.

Nevada would offer a much better trucking gig.

--Lual

 

You really need to find out exactly why you were disqualified from puling interstate loads.
And that's all this is, pulling interstate loads vs. intrastate loads. You need to learn the difference.

In a nutshell you can touch stuff that comes in from out of the state. It's the load that matters, not the product.
For example you can go work for Amazon running loads between DC's in state and the load never leaves the state. You can also work at any companies DC's, for example Home Depot, and deliver to the stores, as the load never leaves the state.
Then there are the 1,000's of construction and agricultural jobs. There is plenty you can do if you are willing to step outside your comfort zone a tiny bit and look around.

 

It’s a state regulation verses a federal regulation

as long as you never leave the state , the fed gov regulations usually don’t apply .

and it doesn’t matter about the type of cargo or where it’s ultimately going or came from.

it’s YOU that can’t leave the state in a commercial vehicle .

 

This is wrong. It's the load that matters, not the driver. For example if a container comes in from the port, or a rail yard from out of state it's an interstate load.

 

That's talking about the load itself, not the products in the load. Like I said, from a DC to a store is a 100% intrastate load.
I mean, if you want to keep hobbling yourself go ahead, I'm not going to stop you. If you want a job though, you might want to find out what is and isn't intrastate.