I have a question on a speeding ticket. I got a speeding ticket in my car going 87 in a 65. I was able to get it pled down to 69 in a 65. My question is what do I tell my company? What will show up on my record if I apply to a new job when they check it? Does it just show what was pled down to with no indication of the original charge? Should I admit what the original was to my company? Thanks.
Reporting a speeding ticket
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by acfiz99, Oct 21, 2019.
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Don't ask don't tell.
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Report the 69/65
Likely won't show up.. but if it does, and you sign NONE on your yearly DMV pull, they could hold that on you.
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Anything 15 mph or more over the speed limit is reckless driving. That is immediate firing from any trucking company.
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Tell them you were written a citation for 87 in a 65, but you were able to get it reduced to 69 in a 65. Then tell them “You’re Welcome” and walk out.
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The annual TCV only requires moving violations you were convicted on. You put down 69 in 65 and do not expound on that.
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IF they ask, just sy you have one speeding violation, they are going to look at your record and can see for them selves what shows up.
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