need help from who been there done that

You might want to try the lowest of the lowest bottom feeder company's to be honest, at-least its a start and they'd be more willing to hire you then an upper tier company where theirs more competition for those jobs. Give CR-England or CRST a ring.

 

This guy has an accident a year and all you people are flooding this forum to help him find a job? Would you like to be next to him at a truck stop when he's backing and slamming his truck into your a/c'd tractor while your trying to get some shut eye. He's going to be side swiping pedestrians left and right like a game of bowling. Think he needs to stay off the road.

 

LOL,you're the second one this week that thought im a guy,call me miss,lol.

 

Yes`sir!
I mean...
Yes Ma`ir!

 

Maybe trucking isn't your gig. Nothing wrong with that. ONE mistake in a truck could end your career and possible injury to others. Good luck on your decisions.

 

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Accidents will be looked at individually but companies look for patterns of habitual offenders which you have been. Four accidents makes you a high risk to wreck their truck. Hit someone and it could cost them millions. They usually just go by the past 3 years. So if 2 accidents hurt you then you need to wait it out. Recruiters will lie to you just to get you in the door. The real hiring process and background evaluation doesn't happen until you show up. So I would be a little leery and have a backup plan like some extra money in case you had to find a way home.

 

I thought you were a guy too!

Then what was that post of yours about when you said you hate shaving and you are going to let your mustache grow?