Getting Caught Driving without a CDL.....What happens????

I no someone who has a tree business driving around a bucket truck and has him and a few employees fora few yrs now and no one has there cdls.. on top of that the main guy that drives the truck barely knows how to drive it. I have concerns about that worried someone may get hurt. So how do I report them

 

Sometimes

 

As to how to report a driver the answer is you don't. You report the company. Drivers are people just trying to make an honest lively. Companies are bad. Well, not Woolly Rhino Transportation but all the other ones are.

 

ALSO if the combination is 10,000 lbs or over in Fl. and according to DOT on line kitty power

 

Call the dot and ask they will tell you.

 

I don't how concerned the owner of that company is about covering his "as*" if a load gets damaged; however, if an unqualified driver is assigned a load that requires a CDL qualified driver and the load gets damaged, the insurance won't touch a claim with a ten foot pole.

 

My first hwy haul was when I was eighteen years old and didn't even have a valid drivers license. It was only under the scamming and a lookout driver for a construction company that I worked for, as a summer student, that I pushed an over-width load for 260 miles in the middle of the night. This was on the Trans Canada Highway of all places. It was either get behind the wheel of that old Diamond or go look for another job.

 

if my license is suspended for insurance lapse exceeding 90days, can I get a conditional license that will allow me to work?

 

If you have a DOT Number on your truck do you need a CDL or medical card to drive it (Indiana)
It's a small isuzu trucks we have 4 of them all have DOT numbers on them ....

 

Who do you contact when the owner of a business lets a 15 year old kid drive a truck and trailer without even a dl or cdl?



If the vehicles are required to be operated by a CDL driver, then there can be some heavy penalties if they are caught.

Driving without a CDL, or suspended CDL, incurs a civil penalty of up to $2,500 or, in aggravated cases, criminal penalties of up to $5,000 in fines and/or up to 90 days in prison. An employer is also subject to a penalty of up to $10,000, if they knowingly permit a driver to operate a CMV without a valid CDL.[/QUOTE]