A new CDL A driver with 2-3 year old accidents

some applications say something like, "no more than x accidents or x tickets in x amount of years" 5 years usually the time limit.

I can't see why the frack fields would really care, I heard stories they don't bother much with your past. (don't know how true that is)

 

well, "the ground truth", may be a ticking time bomb from those recruiters as well as the ordinary trucking recruiters.

but I say go for it, the money should be better, then move on after you get more experience.

 

Usually that is too many for insurance purposes you are essentially unhireable for a while.

A work around is to go join a outfit that does not really care about your history.

Insurance is never relaxed. Remember that.

 

Where is your location? We need to know the hiring area you live in.
A cabbie in NYC had about 15 tickets for traffic violations and fender benders and he was hired right out of cdl school. He found a job on Craigslist by making dozens of phone calls and leaving dozens of messages. He now works for an owner-operator hauling produce out of California and return to NYC.
TransAm might hire you; pretty good chance they will. Don't lease a truck; just be a company driver and you'll be ok.

If that doesn't work, try Carolina Cargo; they're a 2nd chance company that also hauls produce out of California and back to the east coast.