Speeding ticket for 25 over - who will hire?

They must have been somewhat recent. Both of the felons still had to go see their PO's and at least one of the DWI guys had just gotten his license back.

 

3 years to be considered for a driving job, but dont forget about the refresher he'll have to do. i.e. more money to spend.

 

Once you have a CDL, there is little way of removing an old record such as this. It would have been advisable prior to getting the CDL.

Once you have the CDL, you are correct in fighting tickets to keep them off the record.

 

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act is may remain on his record for as long as 7-years for public viewing however some motor carriers only look at the previous 3-years.

From a retired federal DOT official.

 

Hmm. Very interesting

 

thats rite most motor carriers only look back three years but this csa 2010 and psp crap looks back to all to when you got the CDL

 

Interesting about schools letting you register knowing your mvr wont work out. That has just happened to me. I get my CDL tomorrow, April 24th 2012. I have 2 tickets in fall of 2010 both over 15.
In Mar I went "school shopping". I went to Roadmaster in Indy, that guy said no problem. Then I went to SAGE@IVYTECH in Muncie IN. Showed the school director my Indiana MVR and she said shouldnt be a problem that the companies are looking for DUIs, suspensions, accidents, etc.
So 4500.00 later, out of MY pocket, not the State's, or welfare or friends or citizens, but MINE ! I am gonna end up with a 4500 dollar driver's license that is only good for 2 years as opposed to my current one that cost 10bucks and was good til 2015 and I am getting rejections left and right.
All because I tried to re invent myself and get back to work. No criminal history, no drug history, no alcohol history, nothing but speeding tickets.
Part of being a good teaching program or school is also advising potential students properly and it really pisses me off that I tried to do due diligence and specifically showed and asked about my mvr and was told " no problem" and now I am jammed up. I stand accountable for my driving record and dont speed anymore, but I should have been told not to register for the class yet.