Rollover

I'll be honest. It's going to be difficult, perhaps impossible for you to get another driving job over the next 3 years. That's how long you'll have that rollover on your license. It's a bad driver's market right now, especially for newer drivers. You may be able to work as a yard dog in the mean time, but OTR companies have tightened up hiring over the last couple of years. All I can suggest is just start applying to any and every company. If one says yes, you can count your blessings and everything I say is negated.

 

How in the heck did you roll that over? Oh wait I read it again. You’re speeding.

 

You don't tell us where you are (a zip code would be just great) -- & without knowing that, we couldn't help you much, anyway.

Unfortunately, Bryan (above) is pretty much spot on -- the current CDL job market is a tough nut to crack -- even for CDL holders with clean records.

Having said that -- one cool thing about being a CDL holder is....there are other ways to use it.

As suggested above -- you might put in for some local positions as a yard jockey. It's local work (so home every day), & lots & lots of practice backing -- which would be good for you to have for later.

You might also look into what's involved in being a crane operator. Many of those gigs require a CDL -- & the pay there is pretty good, usually.

As you know, driving a big rig is very different from driving a dump truck.

With that said -- you might apply to this carrier -- & see what happens (they may have an opening in your area); if you don't have enough big rig experience, they have training (in the listed requirements, they seem more forgiving of recent issues):

National Carriers -- "2nd chance" carrier -- offers training if you don't have enough experience

-- L

 

More details are needed. What kind of dump truck?

No citation, did you apply anywhere?

 

"tri state area" covers a lot of different areas.

"The Tri-State Area is the name of the metropolitan area surrounding California, Florida, Louisiana, Illinois, Alabama, New Jersey, Utah, New York, Ohio, Washington, Colorado, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. In real life, a tri-state area need not encompass whole states in our country."