Absolutely true...In my case Comcar was self insuring...At the time I was driving with guys who had rolled a truck and they were still working for them...
One improper turn equaled three tickets. Who will hire me?
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I have been talking to JRayl. She is helping me ask for a review from the government. I should hear something this week.
It turns out I have a unsafe lane change on my record. I have never been sighted for a Unsafe Lane Change and I defiantly didn't pay a fine for one.Speed_Drums Thanks this. -
There’s Fab Express (always advertising), Kimble and MBI running garbage , Pepsi, coke, deans dairy, dairymans, superior beverage, talon logistics (giant eagle), Black Horse, Hogan; and of course all the LTL’s.. fedex, UPS, ward, Pitt-ohio, este, saiah, XPO, YRC/Holland , old dominion , R&L, Dayton .. and then all the food service, Sysco , AD, Gordon
I’m sure you’d get hired on with at least one of the above -
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They all would hire me after I get that Unsafe Lane Change off my record.
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Today, Western Express has terminals stretching from Pennsylvania to California.
Might have something regional.
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I'd contact Roadlaw and see about having those tickets changed to something else. It's all about money anyway. Next I'd pull my DAC report. Free DAC Report
Then I'd wait and see what all of that says. If nothing can be fixed or corrected, then I'd call the insurance companies and see if they would let me insure as an O/O. Once you find that out, and you can get insurance, then you can go to any owner operator (which make up 80% of the industry) and tell them that you can be insured and that you want to go to work. If nothing works, you will end up waiting 3 years from the incident for it to clear off of your record. If you just can't wait, and are able to get insurance, you could go all in and buy a used truck and hit the road until your record is clear. Good Luck. -
Always go to court or talk with attorney, when getting tickets in CMV, never just pay the fine, it’s a admission of guilt in some eyes. But it’s probably going to be hard to get hired for a while.
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