What is on DOT records?

DOT doesn't keep records on drivers . You may be thinking of a DAC report but many companies don't give them any info.

 

How long did he work for the company where he bonked the dispatcher ? If he doesn't list it howwill he explain that gap in employment ?

 

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If he rally needs a job submit it but not to a company he thinks might be real good to work for later .

 

Grummpy, when you submit for a copy of your DAC report, there is a membership that you can take advantage of through hire right that will allow you to access your CSA, DAC, background checks, and mvr's. Here is the link to hire right that explains how all of the information is obtained in one report.


http://www.hireright.com/DAC-Online.aspx

Gdyupgal, I know that most companies require all company drivers to list all transportation jobs for a 10 year period, so that they can account for all dates. The reason for this is because of the homeland security check. The companies will only ask start date, end date, and reason for leaving. If he needs a job and cannot wait for the DAC report, then I would suggest to list it to make sure that all time is accounted for. Trucking companies look at the DAC report for any preventable accidents, incidents, CSA scores, moving violations, and MVR's to see if the driver meets their qualifications. If the company he worked for was a small company then I highly doubt that they reported anything to DAC.

 

dac is something some stupid idiot started. and is mainly affiliated with major carriers.

if he never worked for a major carrier. he's probably safe.

only thing i have on my dac. is my training and that was 13 years ago. i stay away from people that use dac.