Can I be hired with this record?

I live in an area thick with cops and speed traps. Unfortunately this has netted me 4 tickets in the past 5 years since my job has me driving all day every day to the homes of different clients (non commercial driving I use my own vehicle)

12/12- Seatbelt violation
12/13- Speeding 16mph over
7/15- Seatbelt violation
7/16- Speeding 19mph over

By speed traps I don't mean you're plain speeding and a cop is hiding, the speed limits around here fluctuate wildly and without warning. Some can't be seen until the last second, so if you're in unfamiliar territory you will get popped as I did even though I had been traveling BELOW the prior speed limit because I'm paranoid around here for obvious good reason. The seatbelts are one I took off to reach for something so it wasn't on when the cop walked up, second was I was putting it on as I was pulling away from the curb. Learned my lesson with those! You have to cut the seatbelt off me nowadays. I know the reasons don't matter, the record does but just don't want you all to think I'm crazy.

Has this all destroyed my chances of a trucking career for years to come? I thought this would be a great way to get out of this area forever. I'm considering schools or companies that will train but I don't want to lay down a couple thousand or drive off to orentation only to find out I'm unhireable. What do you guys think? The most recent ticket will be a year behind me this July. I only have 2 tickets in the last 3 years but most companies seem to want a history of 5. Thanks for any help you can give.

By the way, solid work history and no criminal record. My driving record is the only thing that worries me.

 

I live in Virginia, and travel around the Northern VA, DC, and Maryland area. I live in Manassas. I am willing to travel to wherever the best opportunity is if I have to.

 

You would not believe how shocked I was that other states have signage warning them of an upcoming speed change. I haven't seen them where I live. I do great if I know the area, and my policy is to drive 5mph below posted speed in unfamiliar territory, but that does nothing for me when I'm doing 50 in a 55, then come around the bend and suddenly I'm in a 30mph residential zone. It's very frustrating, other states like Florida also have this issue.

 

It's great, I stay with companies for years at a time and have nothing but positive reviews all around. No periods of unemployment. No criminal history.