Out of state ticket

sounds bad to me.

anyways, i found out, that things stay on DAC forever. but they usually only report events/employers for 7 years, (except drug/alcohol testing and refusals) which stay on for life. mine shows negatives since i started driving. but someone else, may light up like a Christmas tree.

i have had a new DAC sent to me, i have employers from when i nearly first started, 30 years ago. BUT no other information regarding me about any of them, past the 7 years.

i think too there is no limit to the drug/alcohol reports from them, which was no problem for me.
as far as accidents, again, they go back the 7 year period for DAC.

each state has it's own "report limits" regarding accidents on our DMV report. my state is 3 years, some states, 5 years. so when asked (for example) list any accidents for the past 5 years..??

i always used to put what my state goes back to, the 3 years. (i have no accidents anyways). if the employer wants more than what your state provides, YOU, then they can order up a lifetime report on you. you would not be lying, as when you get your DMV report, you can only tell what is on what is in front of you.

 

i am no accident investigator, but i cannot find that plausable

 

LOL.... I rolled a truck 3-4 times down into a ditch but it's not as bad as it sounds.... LOL

That sounds about as bad as it gets....

 

it is not me, or the others here you have to convince. you still have to explain your extreme rollover sport, to an HR person or Safety Director, or the owner of a company. it is highly unlikely that as little as 1 MPH as you claim, that made your trailer go over the guard railing. maybe if nothing else, it would have HIT the guard rail and you WOULD HAVE STOPPED.

 

Well that's a new one lol. Never seen someone flip a truck at one mile an hour.. But hey, I've only been out here eleven years. Maybe I'll see it in my twelfth year.

 

well i'm still a rookie/newbie at 30 years, still ain't seen that yet either!!