Ticket

[Redlight]

About 20 years ago I received a ticket for inattentive driving, will this still be on my record in some database somewhere, and is this a ticket that companies are wanting you to tell them about when they say "No convictions for careless (of a higher degree) or reckless driving, alcohol or drugs?"

Thnaks
Redlight

[Uturn2001]

As many of us have said time and again. You only give the information asked for on the application, and if it was simply a ticket and not a suspension then after 20 years it has more than dropped off your record. So no, there is no need to say anything about it.

[kboomarang]

I think most applications want any violations with the last 10 years, another quick about inattentive driving, if your ever involved in a accident not your fault and the other driver was eating,talking on a cell phone , putting on make-up, or what ever, you should demand that they receive a "inattentive driving" citation. It will clearly establish "fault" and may save you alot in the long run.

[Redlight]

Thanks for the answers. My record is clean but for 2 tickets, one when I was 16 and the other when I was 19. No accdents

[classicxl]

i dont see how tickets that old would have any bearing for companies now

[Useless]

Thanks for the answers. My record is clean but for 2 tickets, one when I was 16 and the other when I was 19. No accdents

Redlight!!

Methinks your record isn't as squeaky clean as you would lead us to believe!!

I have it on very good word that less than a month ago, you were caught red handed trying to sneak through the grocery store express checkout line with 12 items when the sign clearly limited you to ten.

This combined with your aberrant behavior twenty years ago, suggest to me that you should forget about a driving career.

[Redlight]

LOL yep you got me I was the one with 12 items. :P

[BigDawg]

to put your mind ay ease,go down to your local DMV or PD and obtain a MVR report of your record that is what will be on there when a oompany pulls it,just like others said that far back i do not think it will be on there any ways.
good luck

[Rev.Vassago]

Thanks for the answers. My record is clean but for 2 tickets, one when I was 16 and the other when I was 19. No accdents

Redlight!!

Methinks your record isn't as squeaky clean as you would lead us to believe!!

I have it on very good word that less than a month ago, you were caught red handed trying to sneak through the grocery store express checkout line with 12 items when the sign clearly limited you to ten.

This combined with your aberrant behavior twenty years ago, suggest to me that you should forget about a driving career.

I'm looking for the FMCSA rule that applies to this right now. :wink:

[BIG JEEP on 44's]

I think most applications want any violations with the last 10 years, another quick about inattentive driving, if your ever involved in a accident not your fault and the other driver was eating,talking on a cell phone , putting on make-up, or what ever, you should demand that they receive a "inattentive driving" citation. It will clearly establish "fault" and may save you alot in the long run.

most want your last 10 yrs work history ,and the record of your last 5 yrs driving history .

[Rev.Vassago]

Thanks for the answers. My record is clean but for 2 tickets, one when I was 16 and the other when I was 19. No accdents

Redlight!!

Methinks your record isn't as squeaky clean as you would lead us to believe!!

I have it on very good word that less than a month ago, you were caught red handed trying to sneak through the grocery store express checkout line with 12 items when the sign clearly limited you to ten.

This combined with your aberrant behavior twenty years ago, suggest to me that you should forget about a driving career.

I found it:

§395.7 Checkout Lanes.

(a) Except for a private motor carrier of passengers (nonbusiness), every motor carrier shall require every driver used by the motor carrier to use the proper checkout lane using the methods prescribed in either paragraphs (a)(1)(2) or (3) of this section.

(a)(1) Every driver who operates a commercial motor vehicle shall record his/her duty status in a checkout lane, in duplicate, for each 24 hour period. The duty status time shall be recorded on a specified grid, as shown in paragraph (g) of this section. The grid and the requirements of paragraph (d) of this section may be combined with any company forms. The previously approved format of the Checkout Lane Log, Form MCS 59 or the Multi day Checkout Lane Log, MCS 139 and 139A, which meets the requirements of this section, may continue to be used.

(a)(2) Every driver who operates a commercial motor vehicle shall record his/her checkout status by using an automatic shopping cart on-board recording device that meets the requirements of §395.15 of this part. The requirements of §395.8 shall not apply, except paragraphs (e) and (k)(1) and (2) of this section.

(a)(3)Every driver who operates a commercial motor vehicle shall use the correct checkout lane as prescribed by the requirements of §395.8, conforming to the alotted amount of items that the checkout lane allows.

(b) The duty status shall be recorded as follows:

(b)(1) "Off duty" or "OFF."

(b)(2) "Shopping Cart" or "SC" (only if a shopping cart is used).

(b)(3) "Driving" or "D."

(b)(4) "On duty not shopping" or "ON."

(c) For each change of duty status (e.g., the place of reporting for work, starting to shop, on duty not shopping and where released from work), the name of the city, town or village, with State abbreviation, shall be recorded.

[Teal 95 KW]

Man, you have WAYYYYYY too much time on your hands

[ronjon619]

You forgot the subsection that states if you logged 12 items but were really carrying 13 items on board and you knocked down the diet pespsi display, you will be charged with shopping cart manslaughter......

[Crash935]

Rev, thas the funniest thing ive read in a long time,

and yes, you have way to much time on your hands....

[stevedb28]

fmcsa federal motor carriers shopping administration
by the way my wife went over the 70 hour shopping rule this weekend. She almost got caught, but the sales associate (DOT) must have thought she weighed just right, so he let it slide.

[devildice]

fmcsa federal motor carriers shopping administration
by the way my wife went over the 70 hour shopping rule this weekend. She almost got caught, but the sales associate (DOT) must have thought she weighed just right, so he let it slide.

don't let Dawn find out.......she'll tell you that you're wife could go to prison for that.........

[greg3564]

fmcsa federal motor carriers shopping administration
by the way my wife went over the 70 hour shopping rule this weekend. She almost got caught, but the sales associate (DOT) must have thought she weighed just right, so he let it slide.

Steve, how's it going at Maverick?

[stevedb28]

hey greg, its going good. Im still out with my driver trainer. He is supposed to pick me up tomorrow evening. I got home last Monday night to spend Thanksgiving with the family. My wife put me to work sitting in line overnight at best buy, then spent the weekend putting up some 3,300 christmas lights on the outside of the house. So I get a vacation once the trainer comes and gets me lol. So far I really like Maverick. They have done everything they promised and thats includes that I would be home on Thanksgiving. I am hoping to be out on my own by Christmas.
Thanks for asking and take care.

[devildice]

stevedb28,

when you gonna update your blog?

[stevedb28]

ok, devil. I just finished up my new post. I really didnt know I was catching anyones eye with it so I kinda let it slide a little. Sorry about that