Swift Fender Bender and Effect on DAC/MVR/Future Employment

yup there is also a disclaimer as soon as you start the navigation on that qualcomm thats its only meant to be a tool. unfortunately its going to be a hard lesson it sounds like. also like blsqueak said, no wrecker in the first place, no damage.

 

lol stay classy driver

 

See told ya, it's nothing... The backing class is not hard. An older gentleman says he been doing this for 45 years or something like that teaches the class.

From the hour I spent with him he is the Yes sir no sir, no questions type. He will eat it up ( yes sir,no sir). Make your time a lot easier and faster. Tell hubby to just get in there do your back goal don't hit anything he will pat you on the back good job and that is that.

Of course this is If he takes the class at the PHX term. Forgot about that small detail.

 

I had to do the LCQT class in Laredo when I soloed and it was easy and very informative. We spent the time doing blindside backing at the terminal. After my flat tire/bent rim preventable, that is in the appeals process, I also had to do one at Jonetown, PA terminal. (Could have been done anywhere but I was doing a B Service.) That one consisted of telling the instructor what happened and that was it; we never went out to the truck and they have a designated area for LCQT. By the way, if he was assigned the LCQT he now has a preventable. It can be verified on the Swift Drivers website or kiosk under Driver Rankings.
Frank

 

hey , i trained in phx. and the ole guy is his name jerry???? he is pretty easy going.... had him as a tester.. he just said do commutating only with going through intercections... we chatted about other things while testing... i passed... got done with training now testing out in salt lake.. then solo... tc

 

I ran over a curb with my tractor setting up to bump the dockand it damaged the driver side fairing. Im workin local now but I applied to a few big companies recently and they wont hire me do to a non dot reportable left turn accident. So just stay put is my advice