desperately need a company with a lenient mvr requirement

First, shame on your CDL school for not thoroughly checking you out before allowing you to enroll. They screwed you a bit there.

Second, why are you only applying to companies with an online application? Get off your couch and start to go see companies in person. You stand a much better chance of success. If you really want to make it happen, no amount of effort is too much.

 

CDL school didn't screw him, he screwed himself.

 

I agree that he is ultimately responsible for the contents of his MVR, but...............

A quality school has an interest in graduating people that are actually employable. This is why I am a proponent of the community college training route. At the CC I went through, when someone expressed an interest in the program, before they were allowed to enroll a student was required to meet with the program director and to have a copy of their MVR at the meeting. The MVR would be reviewed by the director and if there were going to be problems with employment (The Program director was a regional safety manager for 20 years with CF) those problems would be discussed with the applicant.

Being a public school, they could not stop someone from enrolling in the class even with MVR issues so long as they held a current DL and would qualify to get a permit, but it could never be said that a student would not at least know of potential obstacles to employment prior to completing the course.

 

Wow! Have you asked why you were denied. I remember 9 years ago when I applied to Stevens. I got denied for supposedly having a larceny charge on my record. Background company had the wrong person but years later. I'm glad the did! As far as #3 and #5 that might be your problem. I don't want to pry into your biz so I won't ask. I would pull your DAC and see what is on there. you could try USA Truck!

 

The only way that the Arizona thing will effect you is if Arizona reported it to your current state to suspend your license until that is cleared up. I had the same problem out of Oklahoma. The Oklahoma suspend my license after I moved to Texas so I had no idea that I had something lurking around. It caught up with me when I got another ticket in Oklahoma and did not pay it. The state sent info to Texas to suspend my license until I cleared it up. Of course the have to give you a window to take care of it. I took care of the new ticket first and found out 2 or 3 months later about the other. I didn't show on my license due to it being in another state. I'm sure this is the same case for your without asking my mother-in-law who just happens to be a public defender in Oklahoma. So I would start asking questions to these employers. Usa Truck at least let me know that I had an aggravated speeding ticket on MVR that I actually beat in court, but some low level functioner deiced that it need to go to Austin to DPS. I called and had it removed and they reran my MVR to make sure that it was gone. I got accepted but found a better company close to home.

 

does it say it on your mvr?