Yeah i know.
Trans-Am said they'd hire me in January, But, I need to go back to my driving school and take a 40 hour " refresher"
None of the other companies have said anything about it though.
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Yeah i know.
Trans-Am said they'd hire me in January, But, I need to go back to my driving school and take a 40 hour " refresher"
None of the other companies have said anything about it though.
For anyone wondering, the truck in the Avatar is the one my dad had with Averitt.
Malaki you said your 22 yr old reckless ticket still effects you?? HOW????
I have a DUI from 94 and have never had any problem with employers since 04 when I started Driving.
Timberwolf
In massachusetts nothing EVER comes off of your driving record when you have a C.D.L.... even stuff that happend before the C.D.L. came out![]()
"lady's and gentlemen, they call me freebird, that's right the legiondary freebird, and i'm back in town"
The states must vary then. Because I was told in 5 yrs, my reckless won't be on my MVR. It will be like it never happened.
Most carriers and insurance companies will pull a 3 year mvr. However, some states have longer periods that they can pull your mvr should they choose. For instance, I believe Georgia will allow you to pull a 3, 5 or 7 year mvr.
Unless the limited POA states that it gives the school the right to surrender your CDL for non-payment then screw them. If you did sign something like that then shame on you. We all make mistakes but giving someone else power over your way to make a living is kinda dumb. I'm sure that any halfway decent attorney can get that POA revoked and I would do it very quickly.
If you give someone a power of attorney then you can revoke it at any time. All you need to do is sent them a certified letter stating that you have revoked their power of attorney. I would not give anyone a power of attorney unless it was to represent me in certain situations, such as a CPA or attorney to discuss tax matters with the IRS, title work for purchased property, or for certain other special circumstance situations and that would only be for a specific purpose and time frame.
From what I've been told, Alabama's MVR's only go back 5 yrs. Unless its a DUI, that's a 10 yr.
But on the subject of POA, I called the school and they said that they can do it, but never have. It's mainly a scare tactic.
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