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Step 1
Call local, reputable limousine companies and ask what their requirements for employment are to get an idea of what's required to work for them.
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Step 2
Go to DMV.org and click on your state to determine the licensing requirements to become a chauffeur in your state. Some states require training while others only require you to pass a written test and pay a fee to obtain your chauffeur's license.
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Step 3
Prepare for a career in chauffeuring by developing excellent driving skills, have knowledge of defensive-driving techniques and transport regulations, have excellent map-reading skills, know the local area well and be familiar with local attractions and areas of the city and the correct routes to take.
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Step 4
Sign up for the required training in your state, take the chauffeur's licensing exam, and pay the required fees to obtain your chauffeur's license.
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Step 5
Apply to become a chauffeur at different limousine companies, search Craigslist and local papers for any ads wanting a private chauffeur, and check with airports to see if there are any limousine companies in need of chauffeurs.










