2nd Chance Companies ... who are they?

So, here's the drift .... a friend of mine has 3 incidents on his DAC report and tells me that he has been having a really hard time finding a company to take him in. He's a mature, married man, who does no drugs or drinking - but still an easy guy to get along with. In his time on the road, he has had 3 minor incidents - None of which are DOT reportable, none of which had any injuries. He removed a door from a trailer at the hinges, got stuck in the mud once on a rainy night, and had a slight collision making a very difficult left turn in a residential neighborhood after a delivery at 4:45am. These incidents have been making him unemployable at almost all of the major carriers and trucking companies. Safety takes one look at the DAC and states policy that they can't take him in.

What companies will look at a driver on an individual basis and have been known to give 2nd chances ?

Can we get a list ? Is there a list already ? Is there a certain terminology when referring to this ?

Much thanks, from my friend.

 

Seriously, .... 10 cents a mile? That's $10 / 100 miles ... less than $10 an hour.... maybe less than minimum.
Do you know why its legally called minimum wage?
Because if they paid any less --- it'd be illegal.
..... but still its something.

ANY OTHERS? Success stories? Company names?

 

.............. errr .... 08109 ... just north of Cherry Hill, NJ .... Merchantville, NJ.

 

People have posted to Trucker's Report that one should look to Craigs List as a source of finding employ, but many, many of the opportunities there are trucking with a 1099 not W2 arrangement, and do not have health benefits that my family needs. It can be very costly ... upwards of $800 a month at times.

@Chinatown , do you have any specific leads or a resource to draw upon - for 2nd chance companies?