The charges were dismissed so you are not guilty of anything. It wouldn't hurt to tell them, like I said you are not guilty so you have nothing to worry about. Like Rerun said its not like its a speeding ticket or accident etc... I have never heard of having to report or letting a new employer know of weight tickets and such. If you were cited and guilty you would probably have CSA2010 points but nothing more.

Originally Posted by rsellers

I think I'll just tell them about it and not worry. I see no way it can show up on my driving record because it was dismissed and will not be reported to the state. I just would not want to make it look like I was trying to hide something.

If you decide to tell them about it just make sure you also tell them that the judge dismissed these charges against you and have your court documents to back it up. Also like the other poster mentioned, if it shows up on your mvr i would go down there with your court order and have it removed because it should not be on there if it was dismissed by a judge.

I am confident it will never show up on my MVR because it is not a moving violation. My concern is that it could show up somehow because of the record of the assessment the company paid to the state which surely would name me as the driver at the time of the violation. It was just dismissed this past Friday and I leave for orientation next Sunday, so I'm not sure I can get documentation of the dismissal before I leave. Just depends on how fast the Clerks Office updates the database. I have decided I am going to tell them about it and if it is an issue, I'll provide documentation if they want it. Thanks for everybody's comments!