DAC Dispute Failed - What Are My Options Now?

Like I said, I own my mistakes. My biggest mistake that I own as for certain my mistake, is I was delivering to a DG in Wilmington DE. I was hauling a pup trailer, and my choices weren't great. It was pull forward across the sidewalk once the cars clear and loop around again; Or attempt to back up around the back corner of the building and back my way out, risking the pup trailer fish-tailing into something; OR try to pull forward around the front corner of the building and to the front end.

I misjudged how tight that front corner was, and the top right corner of the trailer caught on to a sign, just a bit. No damage to the tractor or trailer, and the sign itself was sheet-metal and plywood. Nothing expensive or excessive, not like I ran full force and damaged masonry, right? That said, I made the mistake and misjudged it. It happens, I contend however that it's certainly not "This guy should never work again" bad.



That ferring thing, I don't know how anyone reasonable can consider that my fault or preventable, and yet some desk-jockey safety-goblin who's probably never driven a rig in his life is going to tell me that it's somehow my fault? That's why I attached photos, you guys can judge for yourself, but based on the observable pattern of breakage, it's apparent to even a casual observer that it's downward and inward, towards the springs, which was the point of tension.


Edit: Is Zvar still trying to comment at me? Is he not aware that I've been ignoring him since I figured out he's a troll?

 

I'm trying to man, the issue is that almost anyone I attempt to apply to in the Buffalo area seems to subscribe to those DAC / DriverIQ reports and won't even give me the time of day. It's a lot easier to move past that when you can work and get experience and actually move past it, but instead I'm paralyzed trying to deal with the fallout of it just so some carriers can feel better about hiring.

 

It's actually not that bad. What's on my DAC doesn't show up on my MVR.
My MVR has one accident back in January of 2018, I was making a soda run and made a left turn onto the residential street and some other driver was coming off of the main causeway onto the residential, zoomed in front of me while I was halfway through my maneuver. Nobody hurt, just a little shaken, cosmetic stuff. Exchanged information, and that was that.

There's a 2nd "reported accident" on my MVR dated Dec 8th 2018 that I've been fighting for a while now since I wasn't involved. In arbitration I was found to have 0% liability/involvement, but the way it's written on the police report makes it practically act like a conviction even though the local pd never took a statement from me or issued any summons or citations. I'll be going to the DMV on Monday to request it be taken off of my MVR since it really has no business being there.

Story: Basically I lived in a duplex apartment, the neighbors accused me of sideswiping their car while backing and hitting the electrical transformer adjacent the driveway.

I never hit anything that morning, I did have to chop up some ice and snow to get some traction because I wasn't moving at all though. Made my way to get some Tim Hortons and then on to trucking school since that was a Saturday morning.

What I think actually happened is the neighbors had a friend with an oversized black range-rover van type vehicle parked in the drive, I would guess they backed into the transformer, panicked, then tried to pin it on me.