Profile For Lisa T.

Unfortunately I don't they would be able to do it legally without a lot of effort. You need a special license in order to drive a truck on the highway, even if it's empty. In order to get that license you have to start by either having citizenship or a work Visa. Then most states require that you live here for a year and have a regular driver's license before you can qualify to get a commercial license to drive a truck. At that point you have to pass written and driving tests to earn the license.

It would take a huge effort to make it happen legally.

thanks for your reply! Both have a truck licence and many years of experience also international but only in europe. As far as i found out their truck driving licence is accepted in the US when they drive non-commercial. They just have to turn it into an international driving licence. But if i get you right then it isnt possible at all to drive the truck non-commercial, right? When you say they need a special licence to drive a truck on the highway, do you mean a different licence than a truck licence which they have anyway?

Hi Guys, my name is Lisa and i work for a TV production in Austria. I´m responsible for a TV show named "Trucker Babes Austria" where we accompany girls on trucks at their work. This summer we will start into the third season and we want to send one of the girls and her trucker-husband to Amerika for a few weeks, so they can achive their biggest dream - to drive a truck in the USA. Now i need your help: is it even possible to drive a truck non-commercial for maybe just one or two days? I´m thinking about a truck transfer from A to B within the country without a freight or something like this... If you have any ideas how i could get this things managed PLEASE let me know!! Maybe you know someone who knows someone wo has a private truck we could borrow, i am happy for every single idea of you guys :)

Thanks a lot!! Greetings from Austria, Lisa