Moving out of state for work

Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Drpparker95, Sep 24, 2017.

  1. bentstrider83

    bentstrider83 Road Train Member

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    Not quite sure, really. Anytime I inquire about a job in Denver, Phoenix, or even some place two hours away like Amarillo or Lubbock, the main concern seems to be commuting from an hour to several hours away, and then having to get on duty and drive. It's all about having the drivers close enough by to where they could get to work if called on short notice and be well rested.
    I've already moved from CA-to-NM. Not quite sure if I'm motivated to evacuate again.
     
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  3. road_runner

    road_runner Road Train Member

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    @Chinatown how in the hell do you know so much about companies for each state? You must have a relative that assigns DoT numbers at the FMCSA or something.
     
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