Which companies only go back 3 years on your MVR?

Accidents just happen. Thank God I have not had any, but anything can go wrong at any point.

What didn't click on her case is the part where she assumed the car was gonna go in a yellow. This situation never assume they will. Always assume they are txtng in front of you and will slam the brakes when notice light is gonna change.

 

I understand I'm kind of in the same shape only with 1 accident. It is really difficult now, as far as accident go. New Federal Law makes the driver and the companies safety records merge "CSA". Sucks alot.

However, Commercial goes back 10 years including California, you can ask for a 3 or 5 year print out at DMV, but you can also get a 10 year which is what prospective employers want, and by law as a CDL holder applying for a commercial driving position.

May is more fair than most, they will give you a shot if the accident are over 1 year at least, and not to many of them. You could try CR England, CRST. CRST will offer you a male trainer if a female is not available.

I maybe going to Knight, so far so good will know by next Friday. that's when I'm suppose to end orientation.

 

I preach following distance to everyone, nothing like time to decide what to do.

 

I just finished training.. I wenbt through 2 trainiers.. the firwst was a female and we had some bumps and personality conflicts... My second trainer was a male and it went a lot better.. he was very respectuful, considerate and professional.. he also taught me a lot...

Do not rule out going with a male trainer.. there are some very good ones out there.. and yiu cn get your training going..

 

Take the job with Western Express or keep waiting for a May trainer.

 

Unfortunately a rear end accident is very hard to defend once it shows up on your record, and is most companies' eyes, they will view you as being at fault. Also, once you have a cdl, any violation that occurred, even if it's in your personal vehicle(I'm not sure if it includes motorcycle, but I'm still fatuous when I'm out riding), gets treated as if it were in a cmv, as far as points.

 

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