Will wrecks with a class D license make it difficult/impossible to acquire a CDL?

I don't know if this is the right place to ask. I was recently in a massive wreck that trashed one vehicle and badly damaged the other. It was caused entirely by the other person, but I'm being blamed for the whole thing because I'm young and he's local. They cited me with inattentive driving. Will this prevent me from getting a class A CDL?

 

OK. Thanks. I gotta warn you, say out of Lemhi valley, Idaho if possible. There are constant wrecks. The roads are OK-ish, but these people can't drive.

 

As far as I know, no one was seriously injured. There were no expert on scene. The one who didn't yield was the other driver. He darted out into 65mph traffic. The cop didn't even check our phones, blood alcohol levels, dash cams, or car computer systems. The pictures of vehicle damage make it clear that he was at fault, but it's unlikely that they'll accept my case because the witness backed up his story 100% and there are no experts on anything in this town. He talked to them before even calling the cops, or insurance.

 

I'll do my best with the pictures they took.

 

The cops took pictures. They're not being vindictive, just lazy, so if I do the work, it might help.