Do I have to list a warning I got if a job is asking for moving convictions?

It's a warning as far as DMV goes. The cop also long formed you. That unfortunately is NOT a warning. It's not a conviction.

 

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The companies are only asking about your history while driving as a commercial operator while on duty.

They dont need to know about what you have done with a personal vehicle. That is unless you really dont want to work.
IE dont give them a reason NOT to hire you.

 

Depends on how the question is worded. "convictions" are for DMV purposes. I really wish DOT cops would stop writing state warnings alongside violations sent to the Feds. OP! YOU DO NOT HAVE A CONVICTION! If you find such a question on an app list none! If asked later during an interview or at orientation about the PSP then clarify the issue then.

 

With regard to your DMV there is no real difference. A conviction or crash in a POV is the same as a CMV. Sorry, been this way now for years, even before the CDL came about!

 

A conviction is a result of being found guilty of a moving violation whether you plead guilty and paid the fine, or went to court and found guilty. If you did get a ticket, at least you’d have a chance to fight it. Probably would have lost anyway. Warning ticket on PSP? What a bunch of BS. I had no idea. Must be because of it being noted on inspection. Still it doesn’t need to be listed on the annual moving violations report kept on file by Carriers. Only Convictions. If you fight a ticket and win, it basically never happened. You can be charged with anything, doesn’t mean your guilty. A Company can have their own policies, such as contacting them any time a ticket or warning is received. Or any policy they want. I wouldn’t mention it, unless it’s their policy. Sure wouldn’t mention on an application, but be ready to explain if asked. I only recently found out that the PSP existed. It has its purpose I guess. I really don’t think it’s fair to Drivers. Let’s the Government do something that if a Company did,( Blackballing) would result in a Lawsuit.