Want to get into trucking

My mom pulled my driving record it doesn't show the speed but it does show the tickets speeding 12/27/14, 01/08/2015, and 07/14/15; following to close 08/20/14. So Id be at 3 within past 3 years.
My expectations weren't high a new I probably wouldn't be able to get on with a really good company, but would it be worth it to do 6 months to a year to get experience and so I could make it to the 3 year mark for my most recent ticket, and then switch to a better company.
I was able to pull up why yall think western express is bad but what about cr England and Carolina cargo(never heard of them). I didn't expect to be home much since I'd just be starting out, which is okay. With pay as long as I can make 500 before taxes I'll be fine since Thats what I make now.
Is there any second chance flatbed companies yall can recommend. I really Dont think western express would be a good idea. I Dont want to pick up any bad habits or have to deal with a bad trainer since it seems from what I've read you just need 3 months experience with them to be one.

Diesel Dave before I started where I was at now was trying to get a warehouse job. Applied at 7up and Coca-cola and a couple other places kind of like that thinking that way didn't get hired at any of them and most where trying to pay less $10 a hour when I can start at 12.50 pretty much anywhere answering phones in the Ac but dealing with old people that usually don't like to listen. At 9.50 like most them want to pay I would have to work at least 48 hours to make the same. Doing more work for less pay would put me in a real bind for that time period

 

Ok thanks. The weed charge Im pretty sure shouldn't pop up. If it does I can explain the situation(wish I could show the dash cam video). I was helping my mom and sister move. My sister stuck some of her stuff in my car and didn't tell me she had bud in her jewelry box. I got pulled over they searched my car and find the jewelry box. You can clearly tell its not mine(has my sisters name literally on the side of it) and I had stopped smoking months prior to it happening but still got charged since it was in my car and she wasnt.
Paying for cdl school out of pocket isn't a problem, my mom said i cam use her hazelwood act or gi bill or something to help and she'll help with what I can't come up with.
Already learned to drive legally just had to stop wanting to go WFO when I see an open road.