First trucking job experience was a nightmare. looking for advice.

It might take awhile but those accidents will go on your record.I wasn't there so of course don't know exactly what happened but with respect sir sounds like you're finding every excuse not to own up to what happened with anything.You're going to have to put this company on your applications because its now on your DAC.Then the employer will call this company and they'll say you got terminated and will want to know why.But if by chance they don't find out, companies do from time to time look at drivers mvrs that's presently employed with that company and if they see those incidents on your record you will get terminated if those conclude that you're at fault.I'm telling you all this so you can be prepared.

 

it a local gig im sure their no DAC record

 

That's great. Others are also point at your PSP/DAC reports. You will need to watch for those reports to catch up. Or get a job before they do.

 

If it were me I would put it on the app and hope for the best because like I said companies will find out.Now im speaking from otr trucking companies not class b companies.But its still the transportation industry so chances are they do from time to time look at drivers mvr because drivers do get tickets and such and are suppose to report them to safety but some do not .So companies check for themselves.One was a hit and run which means your companies insurance had to pay for the damage.How much damage total would you say was done?

 

Does your company use DAC services?If so then it will go on your DAC as possibly preventables.You can get a copy of your mvr at your local DMV station.

 

Keep in mind that what you are getting here are opinions based on experience (mostly).
That can be good or bad.

It's probably best to put this job on your applications and be honest about what happened when asked. The rear-endings aren't really your fault for the most part and can be explained as such. The mirror killing seems like a newbie mistake and there are lots of drivers who have done much worse who are out there driving right now. No tickets, no violations, so there you go.
Have at it.

 

From a Class B perspective, I will say this. Contact the NYDOT, and request a copy of you Motor Vehicle Report (Or whatever that state calls it). Afterwards, you can use that to your advantage. The mirror is the equivalent of a scratch on your elbow. The other two (If ruled you were not at fault on your MVR) won't be held against you. That will help you out.