Seeking knows and advice to my complicated situation

The first thing you need to do is stop doing felonies.

 

“Seeking knows and advice to my complicated situation”.

Your situation is not complicated. You knew what you needed to do, to get a good job to “support your little princess”, and you committed a felony anyway. I have no idea how to fix your life, besides, as aptly stated above, stop committing felonies. Stop committing misdemeanors. Get whatever job you can get, that is honest work. Live right and do what is right in all situations. Make good decisions in your life, and own your actions. There is no “accidentally catching a felony”. You committed a crime. If your “little princess” and a good job were important to you, you wouldn’t have committed your crimes, you would have done what is necessary to take care of your “little princess”.

But, I don’t want to just chew your butt and leave you without hope. You would need to go sell yourself to a small private carrier that would be willing to take you on and train you. Find some guy that has just a hand full of trucks that is very understanding. Or, if you own your own truck, and have your own authority, if your all legal, no one can say you can’t create your own opportunities.

 

If you had come on this forum in 2014 we could have found a job for you the day you graduated from driving school.
That's in the past though.
What travel restrictions do you have and when does that end?
You posted you have one company willing to hire you, so that's better than nothing.
There's a few OTR companies that will probably hire you, if you can travel.

 

Western Express.

 

Police identify man killed at Western Express in West Nashville

 

"A police spokesperson said Brown died as a result of homicide and was dressed as a woman. He carried no identification."

I've got nothing.

 

Not to derail this thread any further, but I think its brave of you. Everyone should be able to live free and live how they want. The ones who will give you a hard time and feel the need to always point out that you are different are deep down wishing they could live like you do. Always remember that because its true!

 

You are correct.. I wish I could be like the OP...

 

Right here is where you lost me! This phrase "catching a charge" is prison vernacular that is also in the "hoods" of America. While there are many "felons" driving trucks. Most can't enter Canada and some can't get Hazmat or TWIC for a while after their convictions regardless of the charge. To "catch" another charge while waiting for the effects of a previous charge to end is silly and shows a complete lack of respect for this VERY HIGHLY REGULATED industry. You want to get a job in trucking I highly suggest you clean up your act and walk the straight and narrow! @Chinatown can only do so much when it comes to suggestions. Carriers have customers they can't use you to service. Right now you can't pull hazmat loads from 7 years of the date of conviction and 5 years from the date you are released from Jail/Prison. Clean up that act and maybe you can get a job, but you have to ABSOLUTELY STOP "CATCHING" CHARGES! I am not sure if I can make that any more clear!