Today's tolerance of infraction is what has my sparked my concern and worry - this why my post is what it is. I know the demand for driver is high, but nonetheless. I'll definitely check out Fox Valley for opportunities. Thanks for the suggestion.
My career over before it began? Accident and ticket?
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I misspoke. I will graduate from a program, a training course, one aimed obtaining for a Class A and Class B, I did not mean too imply I'd be earning both an A and B license - that is straight up, my bad.
Second, my worry was amplified as all the trucker I know, at the nicest, has spoke as 'Semi-Retired' has and not been all sunshine and daises optimistic... so yes, in a worrisome manner I posted here to get feedback from a much larger community.
Third, I'm already on the hunt of a traffic lawyer, and definitely looking for one that focuses on CDL and Transportation law as many has suggested!
Last, I'm not going to lie. I plan... or rather am, going to save all documentation related to the crash, police, court and insurance be fully prepared to talk, answer and be grilled about the accident. Don't you worry.Last edited: Jan 22, 2019
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201 Thanks this.
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N. Wis. only one thing there, and that's wood. That might be a good place to start, unless you need to stay in S. Wis. Those stick haulers are always looking for drivers and it's all local stuff too.Last edited: Jan 22, 2019
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