who will hire me now?

Maybe a career change might be the best option?

 

Per a recent company handout regarding California enforcement. Officers are now to cite all speeders going 3 mph over the posted limit.

Good Luck

 

what's wrong with California? I've never been there and probably never will go there. doesn't sound to me like you have anything all that bad on your "record." most of it probably won't even show up on your MVR. not sure about you DAC. I'd just put in some apps at some different places and see what happens.

if your only moving violation is hitting a fence, that shouldn't be that big of a deal. as tight as a lot of these places are, what do they expect? just keep your head up, stay positive, and look around to see what else is out there. I would imagine that anything would be a move up after swift!

 

Ones gotta wonder if your post is for real or not. if it is swift has got to be hard up for help to tolerate a record like this. Thats quite a list for one year of driving. My personal opinion is that you have no business driving a big truck, i don't say that to be mean or rude. There's a lot more to trucking than just driving one down the highway. Bad luck? Maybe, but since you left a paper trail of your bad luck i don't know of any respectable trucking company's that would put you back behind the wheel. At 24 years old i don't think it's to late to change careers. Dealing drugs? Son, if you dealt drugs like you drove a big truck, i see a long prison career in your future. Good luck.

 

every other driver has done the same things (or worse) as Mr. falcon - they just didn't get caught.

 

If I was You. I would think about taxi cab driving in NYC. Sounds like a great fit.. Good luck My Child..

 

No, you're wrong here, every driver has NOT done what he has.

I will be the first to admit, I received 13 moving violations in ONE year. Ahhh the good ole days

BUT! With one exception. I have never touched anything at a customers location by accident. Regardless of how tight it was.

The one exception... a p/u truck pulled in between me and the dock while I was blind siding. He wasn't there when I started, and he wasn't there at anytime I got out a checked my clearance. He rolled past me when I was getting in the truck (from checking). And instead of using the football size parking lot at the end of the building, he simply whipped in behind me.

My fault? Yes..I trusted a complete DA to do the right thing, rather than getting directly out again to insure he parked in a safe area.

 

It sounds to me that you had some bad training in the past or alot on your mind while driving or maybe your just not aware of things around you .

I'm sorry to say that I think you should find another career . Best of luck my friend .