Georgia Truck Driving Jobs | Frequently Asked Questions

Georgia FAQ

Who receives my application once I submit it?

Once we receive a completed application, we will pass it on to truck driving companies that match your criteria; we will match you with the best companies based on your location, schedule, and financial situation.

Will I have to relocate out of or to another part of Georgia?

No! We can help you find great truck driving jobs right in your very own area. However, if you are looking for a job in a different area, we can help your find a job in the location of your choice.

Is an out-of-state CDL valid in Georgia?
If your CDL is current and valid, you may not be required to take the driving test to obtain your Georgia CDL. However, you will still have to take the written and vision tests. As with applying for any license, you must provide proper identification and proof of your Georgia residency.

What are the age requirements to become a driver in the state of Georgia?

Individuals between 18 and 21 years of age can obtain their CDL; however, they are restricted to driving within the state of Georgia. Upon the age of 21, drivers can cross state lines and drive throughout the country.

Where do I take the CDL test?
The written portion and the vision test can usually be done at your local DMV; however, contact them just to make sure. The driving portion of the CDL test can be completed in the Georgia cities of Albany, Gainesville, Jackson, Milledgeville, or Thomson.

What is the best way to contact Georgia Truck Driving Jobs?

You can contact us by visiting our contact page. Simply fill out the form with any questions or concerns that you have and we will get back to you.

How much does a CDL cost in Georgia?

If you are applying for a new CDL in the state of Georgia, it will cost $35. CDL renewals cost $20, plus an additional $5 for each endorsement.

I lost my CDL. How do I get a replacement?

If your CDL was lost or stolen, you must appear in person at the DMV in order to get a replacement. If your CDL was stolen, you need to call the police and must bring the police report with you to the DMV. You will need to bring proper identification (please consult the Georgia DMV website for approved identification) and may be required to fill out a Lost License Affidavit when you get to the department of motor vehicles.