will anyone hire me with a reckless driving

i sold the truck after the dui because i got too low on cash, yes it was because of the dui and the lawyer i had to sell my truck to survive

i have got enough to get started if i wanted to finance one but i dont think im gonna take a huge risk like that and take a chance on loosing everything

just gonna have to save up slowly maybe save 20 grand in a year or longer and go back to work for the guy a bought my first truck from, he doesnt care about my reckless

i could work for him now but i am not ready to buy a truck from him so i am just trying to save a little money doing something else until the day when i can try to own my own busines again

its sucks that i lost it, but i know i did it once and i can do it again, just no more drinking next time

and if the reckless stays on my mvr then instead of me paying 300 a month for the dot half a million dollars of coverage for commercial insurance i will have to pay 600 a month

its not impossable for me to be a owner operater again, it just doubles my insurane prices

so maybe one day

 

yes he is a dumb ###

i take full responsablillity for my actions i already said that

what is your point

is everyone one on this site a hater or just in a click and talks negative to everyone thats not part of it or is everyone tired of seeing these kinds of threads

 

a mod said in a post earlier to stick to the topic and not get personal

this members of this site seem to all be wrong and give wrong answers and wrong leagal advice while claiming it to know the, law as far as my reckless being off my record in a year you people never even consider the possabillity that my attorney was not lying when he told me it will disapear off my driving record after 1 year because it is under artical 893

this site is about trucking and has people just babling about incorectly about laws or anything to make a noob who shows up feel less than they are

i bet some of you feel that if you have 4,000 post then that makes you an expert on everything on this site, that is what is wrong with forums man, you got people that whos goal in life is to build up their reputation on sites like this one and pretend to be some kind of profit

 

i found proof right here now i know for sure and now i also have proof that you guys are wrong

dpsweb.dps.louisiana.gov/omv1.nsf/58c968bd569b099986256cdc000806eb/47f371a94524b74a862564b40052e5da


The provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedures (Articles 691, 892.1, 893 and 894) cannot be applied to any conviction that would result in a disqualification or in a subsequent disqualification. This includes 'Serious Offenses,' 'Railroad Offenses,' 'Out-of-Service Offenses' and 'Major Offenses' as specified in this policy. These convictions are added to the driving record as guilty convictions and become a part of the driving record. Any required disqualification remains in effect for the duration of the disqualification period and the reinstatement fee is collected.

When a Refusal or Submit results in a disqualification, the disqualification for the Refusal or Submit remains in effect for the duration of the disqualification period and the reinstatement fee is collected, regardless of the disposition of the DWI. Act 605 is not applied to the disqualification of the Refusal or Submit resulting from the same occurrence.

ARTICLE 894 - CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
The provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure do not apply to CMV violations/convictions.

 

http://www.bloomlegal.com/practice.php?category=Practice+Areas&headline=Expunge+Louisiana

Expunging Louisiana Felonies and Other Serious Misdemeanors, Article 893
In the state of Louisiana, certain misdemeanors must undergo the expunging process used for felony arrests. These misdemeanor charges include:

• Aggravated assault; 14:37
• Battery of School Teacher; 14:34.3
• Battery of a Police Officer; 14:34.2

These offenses, coupled with all other felonies, can be subject to expunging after a period of time lapses between the arrest and request for expunge Louisiana arrest records. Additionally, felonies and the aforementioned misdemeanor arrests require a hearing with the state of Louisiana District Attorney, as well as the presentation of contradictory statements to the expunging motions from arresting law organizations. With expunging of felonies and these misdemeanors, the records will be restricted from public access; however, law enforcement is not expressly required to destroy all records relating to the arrest.
Louisiana state laws provide for the expunging of felonies, whether occurring in Orleans Parish, Jefferson Parish, or anywhere in the state of Louisiana, under the provisions of Article 893. Article 893 of Louisiana law pertains to the ability of individuals to acquire expungement of their criminal convictions with the counsel and representation of an attorney. Bloom Legal regularly assists clients in removing felony convictions, investigations, and proceedings from their records, which is essential in maintaining any form of employment and reputability in the legal system. When filing for an Article 893 expungement, individuals must file in the parish of their arrest, which may include Orleans Parish, Jefferson Parish, or any one of the other 64 parishes in the state of Louisiana.