"Do you have any tickets or accidents?"
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by tscottme, Aug 23, 2022.
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Tickets I care about, violations don’t care. See many drive for others and violations just don’t seem to count when the driver is out of control of much of the maintainance decisions.
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Which ones show up on your drive rite or dac or any other databases ?
list the ones that show up , that the employer will be able to find easily.
And ask the employer if they want moving violations ?
Moving violations with points ?
Warnings ?
the application should read traffic convictions , because if you go to court and it’s dismissed , it’s like it never happened .Another Canadian driver and tscottme Thank this. -
The only one I'd worry about is the improper passing, but even that idk. Usually they just want moving violations and accidents as those affect insurance.
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You have no tickets. When applying I would say zero.
Warnings don’t count as tickets in this regard and neither do fix-it tickets. Rule of thumb is if it isn’t on your mvr when you pull it, don’t worry about it.Another Canadian driver, prostartom and tscottme Thank this. -
Most applications I've filled out over the last few years ask for convictions, not tickets or warnings. So if I were you I would only include viations for which you have been convicted.
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