Points if not at fault?

Well, my take, if I were in your position, is that if the company I worked or any future prospective employers held me accountable for which you clearly are not to blame, then I would not waste the least bit of concern for them, and instead, move on. Reckless Endangerment... that person was out of control, they were going to hit something, and it just happened to be you. Glad you are uninjured.

As to points, no points for you, that requires a citation for points against your license.

 

Just order a copy of acc. report and keep it, if anything ever is asked you will have it

 

I had a friend in this scenario, but had a big truck do this to him. The company we were at counted it as a non avoidable accident. In his case it was a "in house" classification with no implications out side of the company.... well except when he was applying to other companies. The company we worked for mentioned he was involved in an accident and is a safety hazard, but the hiring company saw through that bs when they checked his dac. But like baba said, get the report c.y.a.

 

Like the baha said build a file get the acc report and pictures ask your company to inform you of the settlement. the settlement should show how much the 4 wheelers insurance paid to fix your truck. the data will clear you.

 

I was in an accident last September. I was not at fault. No injuries, other party's car was totaled. I got a copy of my MVR yesterday and that accidents not on it. Not sure if that's just how it works or if I just got lucky.

 

Did this accident occur while driving a commercial vehicle or personal vehicle? You mentioned your truck may get totaled, so I assume you mean a pickup truck, since a Toyota is not likely to total a class 8 vehicle. If in a personal vehicle, and not cited, then this will not hurt future employment. I am sure your auto insurance company will subrogate all the damages to your vehicle with the other party and reimburse you any deductibles you may pay.

 

Keep any and all documentation from this crash for years to come. Since this involved vehicle(s) being towed from the scene, it will be considered a DOT recordable crash. Involvement in a DOT recordable crash will be on your PSP for 5 years.

https://www.psp.fmcsa.dot.gov/psp/default.aspx