Verifiable experience

Quick answer, no!!

 

The FMCSA doesn't have one single, short definition, but "verifiable experience" means commercial driving time that a new employer can officially confirm through background checks (49 CFR 391.23), typically from previous carriers, covering driving on public roads, operating under DOT regulations (like using logs), and related safety performance, not just driving on private property. This involves checking employment history for the past three years for any drug/alcohol violations (via the Clearinghouse), safety records, and confirming on-duty time and responsibilities with prior companies, ensuring it's legitimate, regulated driving.

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Here we go...

 

Veryfiable Driving Experience - What Does It Mean?

 

Fayetteville, NC - here's some companies to consider:
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You'll need hazmat endorsement for the tanker companies.
I know of some tanker companies that hire new grads, but must have hazmat/tanker endorsements.
Do you want a list of those also?
Some hire for teams out of North Carolina. Will you team?
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I’ve watched that video on the Gulfstream G670 one engine flameout on takeoff test flight about 30 times - will the FAA count that as certifiable flight time?

Pretty sure I could have got that bird to fly.