I just looked up my ticket and it says a judge was never assigned to my case. Because I never had to actually go to court I guess. Any idea who I would need to talk to?
72 in a 55 Speeding Ticket
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Its not the companies that don t want to hire you, but its more or less whether that company s insurance company. Most companies consider that reckless driving, and most insurance companies won t insure a driver with reckless driving citation. Insurance companies are cracking down just as bad as FMCSA.
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Depends. Do you already have your CDL learners permit, or just a regular old drivers license?
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A lawyer would be best. They'll take care of it. Or talk to the court clerk yourself.
Google "CDL serious violations" and "CDL disqualification". Also, 15+ over = reckless driving in DOT's eyes.NavigatorWife and tscottme Thank this. -
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TVC has helped Me out in the past. They have fees that go up, accordingly, even for a case like yours, they may be a good option. Main thing a Lawyer can tell you what’s possible in Ohio, at this point. I would imagine, the sooner the better. Meanwhile, don’t give up on school, someone will hire you, may have to settle, for a ragtag outfit with crap pay for a while. Ins usually 3 yrs. State ? maybe points only 2 yrs. Commercial License, record avail to Employers, I believe 7 yrs.
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