DUI with my CDL

Landstar, it is highly improbable that you be arrested on two different occasions on DUI/DWI without probable cause... and you deny either as valid? <--You maybe 100% correct, but for the rest of us... Its little hard to swallow as truth.

I wish you luck convincing everyone of your misfortune, but has not been my experience.

 

It is not about drinking or not drinking.. I drink, when I am at home, or if I go out to the bar with friends... What I don't do is drive if I have been drinking.. whether, on my bike, in my car or a truck.he road, if we had a couple days layover I would get a hotel room and go have a few..
If I was going to stay in the truck I would not drink... Too risky.. if someone hit me while I was parked.. I could be inhot water.. just don't like to leave important things, like my career, to chance, or in someone else's hands if I don't have to.

I also, agree with you about the overall health and well being... I don't eat junk food, I do drink coffee, but do not slam t.. the "357" in a bottle... However, there have been a time or two when I did do a 5 hour energy or drink a red bull..

 

Neither the state or DOT will inform your employer unless the DUI happens while in one of their trucks and perhaps not even then. According to what you posted, you were charged in September, but not yet convicted or gone to court? At this point, there is no conviction. It won't show up on your MVR until there is a conviction. Both the insurance company and your employer will find out when they run your MVR after the conviction. I believe that a conviction is a mandatory 1 year suspension of your CDL. If you are not convicted then it is not an issue. However, you are required to report any moving violations to your employer. Whether you choose to report the charge or not is up to you.

 

They will pull a copy of your MVR once per year.

 

Dude you already broke the law with the DUI. Now you plan on breaking more laws.

Where are your morals at?

All it takes is one wreck not even your fault and you'll be rooming with Bubba and spending the rest of your life trying to pay off a million dollar lawsuit. Not to mention taking your innocent employer down with you.

I'm starting to think you are a troll. Nobody can be this stupid or can they?

 

How much driving experience do you have? If you have been around awhile you can likely get back to driving truck in a year after your conviction. I have a good friend who went through this a couple years ago, he ended up with a good job at a smaller co after his year went by. If I was in your shoes, and a conviction does happen, Id be tempted to just quit right then. Do something else till you can get back into driving. Your company will find out! And them finding out is really the best case scenario when it comes to that or you getting busted first. I wish you the best of luck,but you did screw up big. There are consiquences. Like was said before, when youre in a hole quit digging.