Bunch of tickets from ten years ago

Not sure where you fall on the "reading and comprehension" spectrum, but his only major mistake was "haven't".

Otherwise, he was missing about the same amount of commas and apostrophes as you are.

Anyways, he's saying if you haven't changed your ways, you might want to consider a different path. I think that's fair advice.

 

You came looking for answers

Another person posted something earlier that you didn’t like and you did the same thing

Maybe you’re using an interpreter app?

But
You have A LOT of issues and trucking needs less loose cannons
Not more!

 

And another thing
You are not that educated to pick apart a post
If you were you wouldn’t be here with a buttload of issues trying to be Billie big rigger
Posts get messed up
Especially when done on a cell phone as many do here but we can figure it out.
You? Not so much!!

So. A circle is 360 degrees and half of that would be the opposite direction and that would be the 180 yada yada yada

If a post sets you off then you surely have no business driving a truck
One. Shippers will certainly piss you off
Two. I don’t need that sort of drama riding down the same roads I do

 

They are over ten years. Nothing will be on your record Aggggg super truckers.

 

No it doesn't. I guess maybe it depends on the state you live in? I live in the Midwest and my license got suspended when I thought I was a rock star and the tickets finally caught up to me. Fast forward twenty years later I was able to get my CDL, hazmat, fingerprinted thru FBI for the port clearance card and there wasn't mention of suspended license from the school I went thru for CDL, the new employers or anybody. Mind you, I don't offer any info up front, unless it's specifically asked about. As far as old tickets go, in KS they drop off your record after three years. And you can always just go to your DMV or even do it online and pay the $5 and get your driving record for your own piece of mind, it will show you what's being reported. They probably won't ask why you want it, but if they do just say it's for insurance purposes to get your driving record.

 

Nevermind, I shoulda looked first, I see this was posted in 1921, kind of an old post, eh?

 

Every place I’ve ever worked has asked if your license has ever been suspended. Lying is a valid option in dealing with it I suppose. Given insurance requirements, I can’t imagine a company that wouldn’t ask that question.

Mine was suspended for a month for forgetting to pay a road toll so I don’t have fear of mentioning it.

 

1921 or 2021 ?

 

Hahaha at least somebody's paying attention,!