Walmart here I come!

I had a similar experience. Texas has gotten their stuff together as far as that whole process is concerned when compared to some other states.

Of course, part of the delay is the federal portion, but the state piece is quick and easy now in Texas.

 

How long do steps stay? I got one coming Tuesday got pulled over too fast on a truck hill wasn't cited for speeding Just a failure to obey sign so no points or csa issues figured on if y'all have had a step at some point thanks

 

I thought I heard 6 months. Don't quote me on that though

 

Couldn't believe it today I was in 68 passed the scale house and shifted down for hill cop pulls me over said the zone starts on flat stretch before hill, he said I know you were slowing down but I already clocked ya, meanwhile trucks were blowing by us at 70, glad I didn't get a speeding ticket more pissed that I'll lose my bonus but hey I wasn't doing the 45 so I'll pay the 70$ fine and take my step and the wrath of safety, have a good week bud

 

Wow, sorry to hear that stinks. 2nd bonus you got shorted now? I don't see any of mine ex-wife gets all my bonus checks thanks to the state. Oh well enjoy your time off with the kids

 

I don't think you'll get to skip today I get

I don't think you'll get a step for that you may get a coaching but his step I highly doubt it

 

So we lose our bonus for the quarter if caught speeding by a LEO? Good thing work is so slow here that I don't hurry anywhere!

 

I don't think you do

 

If given a step, it will fall under Section A-Line 2 of the Performance Tracking Log (PTL) as a Moving Violation Citation (MVC) and remain active for 12 months from the date the event occurred.

 

No, this should not cause a driver to lose a safety bonus. There was no accident, incident, or injury. However, any given safety manager could decide that specific moving violations a driver was cited for violated Walmart's unsafe work practices during a quarter and take away the safety bonus.