Clean mvr

Highly unlikely,it wasn't your fault.But if the applications want you to list all accidents even if you're not at fault you must list them.

 

If I'm understanding you correctly:
I'd worry less about the accidents, and more about where you wanna start your career in trucking.
Delivering sheet rock locally for a home improvement store does not qualify as experience to any of these OTR companies.

 

Google your MVR... type in DMV and your home state into google, and you can get an abstract. Was your CDL class A or B? I know the Lowes' here in Ohio utilize both. That may make a difference as well.
Keep us posted; be safe til you make the transition. Best wishes.

 

Im tempted to say working for Lowes decking their loads is not exactly high brow over the road experience. You would be fighting traffic all day every day.

You might consider a regional that would run a radius or specific area for daily or weekly home time. It will look better in terms of experience you seek.

As far as your accidents, list them. But since you were a victim I would not worry too much about it. But remember the more you fight traffic in a big truck the easier it is to hit someone or something and be fired for it. OTR offers less of a risk of doing so. 32K income is ok, but not much. You would need almost half that for housing and family expenses and the rest will vanish into taxes.

 

When in doubt about how a company will handle accidents; bring in a copy of the police report(s) to show who was 'At Fault', A lot of insurance companies will allow one at fault accident in the past 3 years. Having a PD report that shows you were not at fault to submit with the application goes a long way to get the carrier to run you thru the insurance and get approval instead of the application being passed over....