suspended license past year

Yep...Just give it a little bit of time and it’ll be insolvent again..

 

Maybe the rules have changed. I had a 36 mo. Waiting period to get my CDL due to a suspension. Had a Chauffeurs License, When it was suspended for 3 mos. due to excessive points. During the 3 mos. CDL went into effect. Couldn’t get an A or B License. If I had already had a Class 1 or 2 ( CDL B or A) , I would have simply gotten it back. But New CDL rules stated 36 mo. waiting period for new CDL. I could only get my Chauffeurs.

 

Insurance violation isn't a moving violation though, so the other ticket (s) which caused him to get pulled over and get his insurance checked would be the bigger concern. If there were other tickets. Once I got an insurance ticket and nothing else.

 

If Yellow Corp. doesn't work out, there's several others to try in Indiana.

 

Online Transport - Indianapolis
onlinetransport.com/training-center
Online Transport Training Center Getting you started on a new career path. We offer CDL Training with smaller class sizes for a more personalized environment. Every participant is paid, there are no tuition fees, and there is no experience necessary.
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Home | KLLM Driving Academy - Burns Harbor, Indiana
Home | KLLM Driving Academy
Earn your cdl at our Burns Harbor, IN academy! Learn More . Get Your CDL-A in 22 Days: With No Out-of-pocket Tuition Costs. Ready to make more money in a new career?
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Frozen Food Express - FFE Transportation - Burns Harbor, Indiana
Frozen Food Express - Refrigerated Transportation Solutions For Over 65 Years
@Jenn72 works there.
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CDL-A Truck Driver Job Training Program - Carter Express, Inc.
Schools in Anderson, Muncie, Indianapolis
Carter Express, Inc.
Carter Express is where the best drivers want to be because of our supportive culture, steady freight and safety focus. That makes Carter Express the best place to get your CDL truck driver training!
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Trucking | Mister" "P" Express, Inc. | United States
https://www.misterpexpress.com
Jeffersonville, Indiana
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Prob not, but a majority of the companies are running licenses yearly, or monthly like my old oil field company due the insurance companies getting tired of paying out the pocket for ticket ridden drivers who have accidents and others sue. Just make sure you tell them about it when you apply.