2yrs experience, but 7points on PSP/CSA. Cant get hired

• An improper lane change is a career killer. It ranks up there with extreme speed (15 over) and just half a step down from a dui. No reputable company will hire you with that on your record.

 

To add to this try Carroll fuller LOL
Guess anything will work to say you have a job.

 

Speeding is the real problem for us, then there are accidents, which at the top of the list a roll over on a on/off ramp or turning into a t/s. Then you have the stupid accidents, like taking out a trailer at a shipper.

i have a driver who has had bad luck with tires and he has a lot of points but not a point for any other thing.

 

I remember a long, long time ago, in an orientation far, far away..... they told us if you have an accident or incident within the first 90 days, you will be plagued with them for your driving career. ( statistically )

The one's you listed say "Bad decision maker" to safety.

Not that you can't turn it around. I know our company doesn’t use DAC. Don't know about PSP. They just want DMV print out for last 3 years.

Try small companies.

 

That may not work. What all shows on your MVR? Post office only allows so many moving violations and they will pull your access credentials. If you're up against the limit contractors may not want to take that chance.

 

Just curious, why not get back into law enforcement? You would actually get paid for all the hours you work and Florida needs people for that field of work

 

I hate that word luck. It's my experience that people make their own luck with their actions and decisions. That driver is doing something that is putting his tires at higher risk than the average joe.

 

EVEN from SNI ? that's sarcasm. They are VERY quick to deny; they refused me years ago (thank God!) for a seatbelt ticket !!! Did you comb Chinatown's list? There's no WAY they all refused you.

You may NOT be able to be selective at the moment, man. Carolina Cargo? TransAm? CFI ?
Worst-case scenario, you could try to get a job as a yard hostler somewhere local, to keep up your skills (and probably enhance them!) as you KEEP trying for other jobs! I'd keep trying.