Seems I have been lying on my applications...

I would advise to bring this up during your orientation interview. The person doing it most likely will have your MVR history anyway. It's not a job killer, just make sure to mention it when asked. It's not important enough to amend an application at this point. From today forward own it. pay close attention to the MVR history questions going forward.

 

All depends on how the question on the application was worded. "Have you had any violations in the past ______ years?" Answer all questions honestly, but don't volunteer more information than asked for. If question was within the last 3 or 4 years, then you were truthful.

 

Don't take that as gospel. As I said in my first post and was repeated in post 4. Look at that question and what they are asking.

On the subject of your DMV. Some states won't report an out of state citation back to the home state. I got a ticket in Gaston County NC the day Princess Dianna was killed in France. I never once seen that ticket on either my Georgia DMV or on my DAC record. Stay safe, answer the questions honestly, AS ASKED!

 

It won’t matter, they’ve already pulled your record by now, if it was there, they’d no doubt of asked you about it if it was going to be an issue.

 

You were not lying, and it isn't important if it is recorded accurately. If I interviewed you, I would ask if it appeared but if it didn't, I would not care.

 

Many small towns don't report tickets if you pay the fine. They just want the money.
I got one in Wyoming from a state trooper. He was a nice guy. Told me where to pay the ticket and said if I went there right now, the ticket wouldn't be reported. I dropped the trailer at a truck stop and did what he suggested. My MVR stayed clean. I didn't rat myself out to the company either.

 

I wouldn’t say a word about it.