Wanting to apply to CDL school in the next few months and ran my MVR today. I thought it was clean but I completely forgot about a failure to yield ticket I got in a accident 4.5 years ago. It was pretty much a fender bender, no injuries.
Is this something I should worry about as far as being employable?
This is the only thing on my 7 year MVR. I have a clean criminal record and stable job history. I'm 35 if it matters.
Thx.
MVR record question.
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by 59EX, Jun 30, 2015.
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It's not going to prevent you from being hired at any company that hires grads.
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1 moving violation in 3-5 year MVR is acceptable.
2 moving violations in 3-5 years puts you at a rotten company
3 moving violations in 3-5 years sends you home unemployable to almost everyone.59EX Thanks this. -
Most carriers only consider the last 3 years of your mvr when making hiring decisions.
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For sure, gonna keep my nose clean. I appreciate the responses.
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I had an accident and a speeding ticket both right around 2.5 years ago. Neither of these is showing up on my MVR or background check...did I just get lucky or is this a mistake?
I'm still putting them on applications, just odd to admit to an accident and then hear that there's no record of it. -
Once the "fall off" periods comes and by at least one month after that, do not mention them anymore.
fate may have it that someone was asleep at the switch, and you sneaked by. If someone audits the driving records and finds this mistake, they will make the corrections, so you do not want to be caught in a lie.CasanovaCruiser Thanks this. -
Age 35? well, that's gettin' kind of old.
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