I forgot about a ticket I got a couple years ago. It was for expired inspection sticker. I dont know if this goes against you applying to schools and companies. I cant even remember exactly when I got it. Seems like it was between nov '07 & feb '08. Anyone have an idea if it would go against me? I have already applied to a school and they are looking for a pre hire now.
Question about traffic tickets
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by just lil me, Dec 3, 2010.
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Run your own DMV record...not just the three-year one either. I don't know what the real name for it is, but you can get a comprehensive record for motor carriers. That's the one you want. It's always good to know what's being said about you. And if it appears you lied on an application (not saying you did) it looks worse than putting down the whole sordid truth.
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Run your own DMV record...not just the three-year one either. I don't know what the real name for it is, but you can get a comprehensive record for motor carriers. That's the one you want. It's always good to know what's being said about you. And if it appears you lied on an application (not saying you did) it looks worse than putting down the whole sordid truth.
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This is the official website for Tennessee: http://www.tn.gov/safety/DLFAQS/dlquestion8.htm
I did see a few commercial websites offering free and paid instant checks, but I don't know how reputable they are.
You can actually obtain your record from your insurance company if you wish. Maybe give them a call first and see what they say?just lil me Thanks this. -
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an inspection sticker is "pfftt"........
you would ONLY WORRY, if you DIDN'T pay for it (and got a new sticker) and they cancelled your plates.........
geez....... you got me all worked up for nothing now........just lil me Thanks this. -
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Sorry! I assumed Tennessee because it's in your profile.
Here's Virginia: http://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/citizen/records/drive_record.asp
A little advice... whether it's a parking ticket, a moving violation, an expired inspection or a dirty truck, it's always best to resolve old issues, because they never just "go away" and sometimes, have the uncanny tendency to pop up and bite ya on the *** at the least opportune time. So, if you think you have some unfinished business with the DMV or DOT, peace of mind dictates to resolve whatever the issue and leave it behind you. Otherwise, it may catch up with you... sooner or later!
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