With moving violation and Suspension of license from paying ticket late, Is truck school worth it?

Contact as many companies as you want; the more the better.
Then, make a list of the ones that offer you a job at graduation.
From that list, narrow down to the one you want to work for.

 

Had my license suspended aboot 20 years ago. Long story short I took a class that was required to keep it from being suspended. Took class , document didn’t get sent to DPS. I had no clue till got a letter saying oh by the way you effing license is suspended. Luckily I had the original document and took it up there and stuck it in their face. I was no happy.

 

I guess what I should have said was in 2005 I didn’t have a hard time landing a job with a FTP (traffic fine) on my MVR. But you’re right too, it’s long been cleared from my record.

 

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I had same boat but mine was failure to renew plates on time. It made zero difference with CDL

 

NTB Trucking looks good for you.
Four terminals in Michigan. Headquartered in Grand Rapids.
Here's from the website:
"NO suspended license (current). Prior suspensions will be reviewed for cause."
Ask about our Tuition Reimbursement Program!
Great home time!

 

Here's some more you can research; apply even if you think you won't be hired. All these hire Michigan drivers and new cdl graduates.
Peoples Services - www.peoplesservices.com
Milan Supply Chain Solutions - www.milanexpress.com
Kuperus Trucking - www.kuperustrucking.com
TLX Transport - www.tlxtransport.com
Transway - www.transwayinc.com
Green Transportation - www.greentransportationinc.com
Sunset Logistics - www.sunsetus.com
Calex Logistics - www.calexiscs.com
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As soon as you get a school start date; submit applications.
You aren't in a rush; plenty of time between now and graduation to choose a company.

 

I skipped everything.

License suspended due to failure to pay is not an issue. No company will give it a second look.

It’s only an issue if you’re on the road and under a load