I really need help

Gardener Trucking-- might be his spelled. Google it

 

You say you had several parking lot accidents? I'm not trying to be mean (although this might sound so) but maybe you should hang it up and find something else. Many warehouses and plants are hiring right now. And any of them would probably give you a better quality of life then trucking will. It just sounds like trucking may not be for you.

 

School. if backing is the issue, then time on the road isn't the solution; you need to do more backing. If you are already having accidents, then you need to practice backing in a safe environment - not in a place with other trucks, people, equipment, and other hazards all around you. Back into a box painted on the ground, with traffic cones around you to represent the hazards you would normally face. This limits the damage that you can do while practicing, but it's likely an environment that you will only find in a school, and they will likely charge you to use it.

It's not a cheap solution, but neither is having parking lot accidents. You'll either have to bite the bullet, and spend the time and money to learn the trade that you've chosen, or choose a different trade.

I think that you'll find carriers more receptive, if you can demonstrate that you have done something to correct the problems that you were having, early on. They are likely to resist making same mistakes, over and over, where it costs them to do so.

 

You will need to do *something* to demonstrate to carrier number 3 that the issue has been resolved. Something demonstrable; something that they can hang their hat on, with their insurance carrier.

Failing that, you could get your own truck, your own authority, your own *insurance*, and run as an independent owner-operator, for a while. School is probably cheaper, but the other is not out of the question - how determined are you?

How sure are you, that you have adequately addressed the problem? How can your prospective third carrier be sure?

 

I think you are missing the point. You want another chance? Go back to school! Otherwise KEEP CALM AND MOVE ON.

Why would I hire someone that can't prove they have taken measures to correct their deficiencies?

 

You first said you have a problem backing,. Now you say that's not the problem. You won't take experienced driver's advice and go back to the school that shpuld not have allowed you to get your CDL, and now you say you had a concentration problem

YOU DO NOT BELONG ON THE ROAD BEWITH 80,0000 POUNDS BEHIND YOU.

Sounds like you are pretty young and don't want to admit you need more training. You will never get past whats on your DAC without a long history of safety if you don't fix your challenges.