Situation

Sounds about right. Many companies will hire you due to the type of suspension; non-moving violation. If Melton changes their mind, then try TransAm; their hiring is not as rigid.

 

I have a pretty good list of companies that hire 21 yr. old drivers. If you need more info, hit me up!
Put your location on your profile so we know the hiring area you live in.

 

My experience in trying to get hired is that top driving employers will see the suspension and not even consider you, regardless of the reason, if it was in the past 3-10 years.

I also have a suspension on my record- Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility ticket from 2007, not suspended until 2012 when I went in to renew my DL.

I paid a lawyer to make it go away in 2007 and he did- got a court date for 2048 or something like that. Five years later, I got mail saying to appear. I blew that off because I hadn't been driving any type of motor vehicle for over 3 years. However, when I needed my license in 2012, the DMV informed me of the dilemma.

At the end, I paid around $900 to get my license reinstated and over the course of the last few years finished paying the over $1500 in surcharges and then the extra costs of SR-22 insurance, even though I didn't own a vehicle.

Some states treat FMFR tickets like DUI/DWI's in some respects.

I was accepted by several smaller companies and the "training" megas, but the latter option is for the birds IMHO...

 

In Missouri the failure to maintain proof of Insurance is only after having so many points against you. Is your state different? Did you do something that caused the State to make you prove you had insurance?

 

They set up checkpoints in poor areas of the city just to catch people without insurance. That's the only ticket I got during the stop.

 

Good luck! Is it a good outfit? Melton?
Carolina Cargo is in Rock Hill isn't it?