2 points on my record, failing to provide ins on a co vehicle.

I thought you were fired. Are you making a living driving now?

 

why didn't you fight it?

 

Where you live limits you unless you upgrade to a CDL-A. Then you'll have a couple dozen choices of companies.

 

Go sit down in the bosses office and refuse to move until he hands you the insurance documents you need.

Never move a truck from company property unless you have all the required documents in the future.

 

No proof of insurance isn't what insurance companies consider a moving violation.

Now add a horror list of actual moving violations and then you need to sweat being hired.

You won't be their first applicant to have something carrier related on their abstract.

 

In Post #7 you said CDL-B jobs are very limited.