My career over before it began? Accident and ticket?

I'll never say I'm perfect and the incident is a minor one. I know my job hunt after graduation is now 10x to 100x time more difficult in spite of how in demand people with CDL's are and can' t be picky, even if it's just a 2-day job of moving a few empty trailers around in a lot for pennies. I do thank you for the brutal honesty.

 

I'm in Southern WI and my graduation will be in May. I'll have to start looking into a lawyer, with all this positive talk. It's a shame that I don't know any. The jobs I was looking at were companies like Dorn, Esty and R&L Carries, even plausible Fedex Ground Freight - I encounter a lot of their drives in my current job.

 

No. You're absolutely correct. I don't like to be a repeat offender on any mistakes, and always, always do the utmost to learn from them - it's the least I can do with anything related with being behind the wheel, or anything in life for that matter.

 

You're absolutely right. And even the 'doom and gloom' crowd all show are all a part of what I expect of trucking - all things have the good and bad. If I can't take their words and make them someway constructive or see value ( even if it is little ) in them online, how would I expect to do that in the world?

 

Yea', I'm unsure what my area has for CLD related lawyers, but I know it has plenty of traffic ticket related ones for a worse-case scenario. I'll have to start searching up and calling firms to find the right one to represent me.

 

I'm south of Madison, near the WI and IL border to be specific. Yes, when job hunting I have quota of usual 10 at least per day, so when I start looking I'll be knocking out as many application as I can. Haha.