Rollover: Chances for a near future?

I had a rollover Nov 21, 2016 as a Lease Op for PTL. I naively accepted a load of scrap aluminum to transport from Finley, OH to Greensboro, GA seeing as how it was the only load at that time in the area to get me home for Thanksgiving. The load was single file, not secured to the pallet and spaced only requiring 1 load lock after every 3 pallets. Each pallet was roughly 4400lbs a piece with only a 1" plastic band around each tier. The assured me it was safe.
I made it all the way to Atlanta, 40 miles from the delivery when I took the 285 ramp to 20 on the east side. The ramp is a posted 35 mile an hr curve with flashing lights every where. I had it at 30 when I made it completely out of the curve and my trailer rolled taking the rig with it. I was issued a basic failure to maintain lane citation as per GA law. I went to court and spoke with the prosecutor, she looked at the report, my driving record and pictures of the accident and told me she don't even know why I was issued. She dropped the ticket.


I called PTL and coordinated with safety about paperwork, insurance, logs and the sort. Safety said everything was in order and by their standards, was ready to be placed back in service and ready to work again. 30 minutes later, the VP of Safety calls and tells me I'm having my contract cancelled. I asked why and he seemed baffled. I explained the entire circus act I performed to get the all clear, the dismissal of the ticket. The accident report could go either way depending on how you look at it but GSP never was involved. He said he wasn't sure why I even had to jump through the hoops and apologized for it.

Long story short, I have 3 years experience, 3 different companies:
PTL 1/15-9/15 medical leave
McLeod Express 10/15-8/16 terminated for a "poor safety record", one backing accident and speeding ticket that was dropped.
PTL 8/16-11/16 obviously the rollover. I even received 100k mile safe driving award about a month before the accident.
Local Staffing agency 12/16-present
I had a local outfit give me a chance hauling stepdeck but their insurance rate was a hell of a lot higher than their quote so they had to let me go.



Is there a chance for me anywhere to drive a truck again until this rollover is off?
Any questions I'll be more than happy to answer.

 

My phone has this horrific autocorrect, thanks for pointing that.

 

Hindsight is always 20/20. I was told there was a truck 4mo prior to then hauling the same thing and had a similar accident right there. Fast forward 8mo and there was another. My understanding all 3 were from the same company.