False Information in my employment record at company.

Request a meeting with safety and ask for a review of your driving history as well as a copy of everything in your personnel file. Contact Hirerite and get a copy of your DAC report, and check what is on there. If the accident is part of your record, provide all paperwork (logs, manifest, fuel receipts) to prove otherwise. If a change is warranrted and not provided, then seek legal consul on how to proceed.

 

it may be possible that a truck with numbers close to yours was involved and some how, someone in the office misread that information.
they should have brought you into the office to discuss this accident with you, to get your side of the story, and this could have been cleared up then.

go and obtain a copy of your DAC and see what it says. you can still have the compnay remove that information as long as you still have proof of where you were at, at the time.

you can also add a rebuttal to your DAC, that you did not have that (or any) accident and you still have proof to show a new employer.

and for gosh sakes, NEVER lose that information!!!!

you very well may need it for the next 7 years, as after 7 years, no information is supposed to be said about you from a former employer.

 

that's what i have done, kept all my logs/DVIR's since about day 1.

i might need a new house, to store all my stuff now..lol

 

You can actually scan all of your past logs and keep them both on a flash drive and in your computer.

God bless every American and their families! God bless the U.S.A.!

 

I too would have been very upset! That is your very livelihood being screwed with!

It is terrible that an accident that never occurred can be reported and put in your file!

God bless every American and their families! God bless the U.S.A.!

 

Any of us could go get a new log book and write a couple pages to prove our innocence from years past.
This comment ,is not ,doubt from me, just skepticism you will face.
Don't lose the other receipts you have that prove your whereabouts. This paperwork reinforces each other.
Surprised the company didn't address this "accident" with you.
Contact the insurance provider to see what they have. Even when I've had the possibility of a claim I always contact my insurance agent.
Good luck.