Trucks use CSA and MVR together from my understanding. But I'm also not familiar with how trucking insurance works and how they use CSA to determine insurance pricing
Got a 15 over warning lvl 3 inspection
Discussion in 'Trucker Legal Advice' started by Truckerbrezze, Jan 9, 2020.
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Stress is self induced.
Solve the problem.
Don't speculate about the "what if's"
I don't know how insurance would find out if it's not on your mvr.
I don't need to give you negative feedback, you admitted to your mistake.
Inattentive driving is a very serious offense.
What's done is done.
More important you don't do it again.
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A warning can't be Data-q'ed. I have tried. That's why they give the warnings. So it shows up on a report somewhere that dinks the company.Dave_in_AZ and scottied67 Thank this.
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You most certainly can DataQ a warning on an inspection. You can because what the state inspector says is a warning is not recognized by the FMCSA as a warning. It is recognized as a violation, as to them there is no such thing as a warning and violations can be challenged. The problem with DataQ and challenging any violation is that if you can’t prove the violation didn’t exist, it’s not a duplicate or it’s not recorded in error, you lose the challenge.Last edited: Jan 9, 2020
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A warning is just as bad as a ticket , you can't fight it and it stays on you and your company's record.
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The warning was not for the inspection. The warning was for speeding. Sure you can challenge the inspection, but no citation was issued for the speeding.
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Then if he was issued a warning “ticket” or what is referred to as a “soft ticket” it’s no big deal, it counts for and against nothing.
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Wow....i cant believe no one has chimed in and told you what a horrible person you are for making a mistake. Oh, and how lucky you are you didnt kill someone, and that you should just throw your cdl in the garbage before you do.... wheres @buddyd157 at when you need him??
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if the insurance company demands that you be cut loose, say good bye to a good job. you are definately gonna be haunted by this for the next 3 years.
you "might" still get a job, just don;t expect it to be all peaches and cream.
i went out yesterday and bought me a new UHD-TV...had to break it in, for several hours, watching it......
he's lucky i wasn't here earlier....
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I see a very dangerous lack of respect from the OP
In 3 years he has become a steering wheel holder not a driver.
Cruise set, zoning to his music. Not paying attention to his surroundings..
Accident waiting to happen.ZVar Thanks this.
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