Turning 21 soon and need help.

First of all its not so much the tickets that are the issue with the hiring companies it'll be the insurance as you'll most probably be aware your insurance goes up the more infringements you pick up the same goes for the mega's who require extensive insurance to cover their big rigs. We were all young once and do get it and i think most of us would be guilty at some point of speeding even in our big rigs like who hasn't let their truck fly down the other side of a steep hill ? getting up to 85 ? come on be honest now, anyway this'll be a topic where you'll either get some empathy or get some harsh judgement and lots and lots of good and bad advice in the end it'll be up to you to choose whats best for you, it may just require you to wait for a few more years say 3 more till your tickets are more than 5 years old.

 

It’s state by state. You’ll have to look. Some states they never do.

 

And depends on the specific charge. DUI is 7 years in some states, 10 in others. If you're looking at interstate positions, assume the worst.

 

If they ask... Tell them: Look at the bright side. I'm from Chicago. At least I didn't have to shoot three people before I turned 18.

 

You may qualify for 36 mo waiting penalty from suspension to get CDL. Check it out before spending money on school.I hope you at least won a few of those races!!! You’re not the only one to learn the hard way. The only way to avoid a ticket is don’t give them the opportunity. You Win ( usually)

 

I should have read all posts first!!! Lol. Good Luck to you. Chicago has a lot of opportunities at Good companies if you keep record clean.

 

Someone will hire you I bet. The megas are usually self insured as far as that goes. Doesn’t mean they’ll hire you. Even a job as local yard dog might work if pays good