Will a "Failure to provide proof of insurance" suspension keep me from getting a job?

It might, but it's probably not a deal-breaker at every (or even most) carriers. Some get all anal-retentive about *any* suspension, but most will review what it was for. You can't let it happen again, while you're working, though, because they can't let you drive when you are under suspension... so pay your insurance on time, from now on...!

 

No, just make sure you list it if the information is asked for. A suspension for a non moving violation like insurance is not a major thing PROVIDED you have fixed the issue!

 

The question I would ask is did you have insurance but did not have proof you had insurance on you?

 

FedEx is not especially rigorous. Their central qualifier is that they like to hire drivers from within their non-driving ranks. I'd be surprised if they didn't ask you about it, but more surprised if they disqualified you for it - assuming that you took care of it, and that you are now properly insured, and can show proof of that upon request.

 

There's companies out there that will hire convicted murderers and drug dealers so I don't think it'll be too much trouble.

 

Sounds like you were already suspended before that and mandated to hold SR22. The DMV is notified by your insurance carrier when your policy lapses and it's an automatic suspension [with notification by mail] and a restart of the 2-year period in which you must hold the SR22 policy.

I was there before too with the FMFR ticket and suspension. Generally companies look for a 3-year period of no suspensions, even if they require a 10-year employment and MVR check.

I was hired with the suspension and apparently insurable even though it hadn't been 2 years since the suspension.

Some companies may be more strict though.

 

I have one of these and more and werner hired me. Youll be able to find something.