Mvr question

You won't know if they will hurt you until you apply. Accidents are always problematic, even if you are not at fault. You could call them and speak to a recruiter. If you have a copy of the accident reports it could help support your claim that some of those were not your fault. Most carriers only consider anything on your mvr for the last 3 years. Since they ask for the last 10 years, it may hurt you, but you need to speak with ABF directly and ask them. Every carrier establishes their own hiring policies.

 

Well the accidents are there and ABF will find them. I would try and get the Police reports to verify you were not at fault. Try contacting the TM and tell him what you are telling us. If 2 of those accidents were non chargeable i think you will be OK. Good luck!

 

That sounds like a good plan to me. Like i said if you can talk to the TM ask him or her how to handle it. In my opinion if it does not show up on your MVR it may be unavailable to anyone. I would say ABF is interested in major mishaps,fatalities,ect.

 

You don't want to lie on your application. I would also not volunteer any information that is not requested. If it were me I would ask the recruiter what he thinks you should do. Unless a former employer mentions it or it shows up on your mvr or DAC, it will probably be a non issue. Things usually don't show up on your DAC after 7 years. Most states only give a 3 year mvr. It is rare for any company to use anything on your mvr that is over 3 years old. I think that most of that has more to do with insurance than company policy. You can get a free copy of your DAC once per year.

 

I had a motorcycle accident that I was riding my motorbike, and some acehole forced me off the road. it was not my fault..ABF DID NOT hire me, as it does show up on the MVR.

Good luck to you.

 

Just fill out the application, worst they can say is NO.

You never know unless you try.