When I was copping I wrote 3 tickets to truckers. All three were for speeding. I’ve wrote thousands of tickets in twenty years of police work. The one I really regretted was the rendering truck. If I knew it was loaded I would have never stopped him. Anybody that was working got more leeway from me.
Cops don't give CDL holders breaks!
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Wait you do realize a warning is just as bad on your Clearinghouse Report than an actual ticket right?
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1. The clearinghouse is for drug tracking. I think you meant on a CVSA inspection report, so on the drivers PSP report and companies CSA score.
2. There is no such thing as a warning in CVSA terms. If it's written on a report, it's a violation. Yes some LEO's call it a written warning, but they are wrong.
3. If one gets a local (city, county, or state) citation along with the CVSA violation then it's better as it can be fought in court. A "warning" cannot. And I put warning in quotes as it's not a warning, just a violation without a citation. While a violation can be disputed, it's very rare it's reversed as it goes back to the officer that wrote the violation. -
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