Accident doesn't show up on MVR... but.

Beating a ticket means you were not convicted of that particular problem. It might be something else minor or smaller if anything. If it's not on your MVR etc it did not happen.

HOWEVER your trucking company may have reported that damage as a preventable etc and your prospective employers you apply to for oh... 10 years from now will want to know about that damage etc. Like Kemosabi49 says Insurance is a driving force and databases against your name and particular ID information tied to that wreck, accident, whoopsie etc. It would be up to the employer to question you about it before hire or not. If they did question you, they chances are 9 to 10 they know some details and it will behoove you to be honest.

 

Regardless of whether or not you beat the ticket in court, you had an accident, and the application clearly asks to describe and note any accidents that you have had. To not do so constitutes submitting a false application.

 

The company has to pull your MVR if it does not show you might be ok, until they turn over your info to the insurance company to add you to the policy, that's when the insurance company would get involve.

 

Pull your state H6, DAC (hire right) and your PSP if it matter it will be there.

 

There are databases. Usually if an insurance company paid a claim, you can be sure that info is in a database somewhere. Whether the insurance companies pay to repair your home, pay some of your medical bills, or whatever. If an insurance company rejects you for health insurance you are in a database so the next company doesn't accept you as a good customer only to be hit with big bills other insurance companies dodged.

 

I would say that if you hit something and was issued a ticket, the former employer would enter it in hireright at the termination of your employment(if they subscribe)or on a fax/mail past employment form.