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Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:22 AM

Re: 30-car pileup blamed on speeding Spokane driver (Trucker
 

Originally Posted by GMAN

I don't understand why someone with 18 citations still has a license. This guy is only 27 year old? If the 18 citations don't phase the company he works for, then adding one more probably won't make any difference either. Of course, it doesn't state what the other citations were for, but we assume that they were all moving violations. Whether they were moving violations or not, that is a lot of tickets. I have been driving for about 35 years and don't even have half that many citations over an entire career. And no moving violations. I can't get over this guy still being able to hold a license, much less drive a commercial vehicle. :?

Hopefully the State will pull his CDL from him. I was very surprised when I read this article also that someone like this would still have a CDL.

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Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:23 AM


Originally Posted by homer
i always thought those moving van drivers were the worst.i dont like being around them at highway speeds.especially them orange ones. one almost took me out once on 15 at the nv border.they sure are hardworkers driving in those residential areas tho

I will watch out for the Orange Ones! :)

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Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:26 AM

just_froggy

I hope you get to see it this spring or summer. Just watch out for any Atlas Moving Vans! :P

Goin Fer It's Wife

Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:34 AM


Originally Posted by Mars
Is there a CVOR or the equivalent for drivers here in the U.S, like they have in Canada?

A CVOR is like a driving abstract for truckers, and any and all violations go on there, not matter if the violations have been wiped off your regular driving abstract. Even violations your accuired in your car get reported to your CVOR.


movinit
Not to defend this guy or his company that hired him by any means, however most states wipe off all citations after a 3 year period and unless a company runs a 5 or 10 year motor vehicle report they would not show up. The DOT has access to this information of course and that information is released to the public, because that is what makes the public hate us even more and will help create more regulations against those of us who are law abiding. It is really frustrating that the good are punished because of idiots like this!

There is your answer to that question :)

Goin Fer It's Wife

Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:37 AM


Originally Posted by ironeagle2006
Lastly the DRIVERS in the accident ALL of them should have SLOWED DOWN for the condtions of the road.

I agree! Well hopefully they have learned a lesson without the loss of life.

Goin Fer it's Wife

danj_otr 01-22-2007 05:51 AM

And people wonder why I hate running over the pass on 90. People are idiots. Last time I chained up, I saw Semi's w/o chains jackknifed or in the ditch. People are just plain ignorant when it comes to I90...

Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:57 AM


Originally Posted by homer
70 mile an hour,he was probably on the cb yelling "honk honk beep beep look out stupid!"

LOL

Goin Fer It's Wife

Goin Fer It 01-22-2007 05:59 AM


Originally Posted by Douglas
He'll probably have lost his privelage to drive period now.

To have had that many violations?? I think it must've been a misprint.

I hope your right. I do not think it was misprint but some could have been non moving violations.

Goin Fer It's Wife

BiggsAtlas 02-04-2007 10:51 PM

Think about it
 
For those of you who have apparently spent so much time critizing me (Shawn R Biggs, Atlan Van LInes driver) answer me this: If you were driving down an icy pass at 70 mph and booked a hard left, would you just jackknife and slide a little, or would you not roll? At the time of the accident I was only going 25 mph...the news reports never say I was clocked at 70 because I WASNT....the state patrol officer (who by parking his car in the right lane of traffic while he checked on an accident that had already occured caused this accident) wasnt even in his car....it took him 20 minutes to walk back to the accident scene after we came to a stop.....also if I was going 70, why wasnt I arrested at the scene? this rookie officer parked his car in the right lane of traffic just around a curve, I had a car traveling directly to my left so I couldnt change lanes so I had to either hit the patrol car head on and launch him into the accident victims he was securing or wait for the car next to me to get in front of me so I could get over knowing it would cause a jackknife......my decision while it may have inconvienienced some people...saved lives.... As for my driving record,,,, the 18 times I have been cited include several instances of noise complaints, contributing premises to minors, and jaywalking as well as 5 tickets for defective equiptment for having neon lights under my car... I was cited for a dui but NOT CONVICTED (cold + cough syrup....use your imagination)None of this was in the last 5 years and All of this was checked out by Atlas Van Lines safety dept who has a VERY thorough application process. The state patrol officer is afraid of being blamed for this accident which is why every time the media writes a new report they have mysteriously new info.....I wasnt cited at the scene....tha should speak for itself......if anybody has any questions feel free....but I would appreciate it if u would stop critisizing something u know nothing about

glasman2 02-04-2007 11:02 PM

What is "contributing premises to minors"?


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