Not at fault accident, do I still put it on application?

Blackhawk102287 · Jul 12, 2016

S M D said: ↑

You have a few options

You can work there and list the accident on applications until you get hired somewhere else.

Or

You can leave and not list the accident. The problem isn't the spotless record the problem is your edowrienfe. Most companies wants people with at least 6mo to. Year because that's what their insurance requirements are. And let's face it brand new 150k$ tractor and 30k$ for a brand new trailer I wouldn't put a rookie in it either
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I have 7 years under my belt I know that's not alot but it should have counted for something and I only have 2 accidents and both not at fault and not cited but I guess I will keep trying to put apps in

Mtn Gal · Jul 12, 2016

HotH2o said: ↑

Definitely list it on your app where it asks about accidents. I have a "not at fault" accident on my MVR that happened 5 or 6 weeks ago. ##### hit a transfer truck, bounced off him and slid into me. Women drivers......
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My no fault accident. Dude drove into my right side drivers, bounced and hit the trailers, knocking the trailer way out of whack. MEN drivers! Also, handed his license and insurance papers to the LEO....no insurance and had a ticket from the previous month at that same intersection

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