Tickets In Personal Car

I got two tickets out of state recently One of them being for no insurance on my vehicle . My car is always sitting so I had no insurance on it my home state also doesn’t require liability insurance and I didn’t think I’d be driving for a while . Sure enough I went out of state in my car and got pulled over with no insurance . I have a really good lawyer but I’m still feeling like all hope is lost. I’m facing a one-year revocation of my license. Would it even be worth it for me to get my CDL back in a year or would nobody hire me? I’m ready to give up

FYI, this guy is Kash. Just changed name and removed avatar.

Eric, you've had a lot going on recently - mostly negative things. I'm going to try not to repeat what has been consistently said in your other threads, but it's true. With all you've done recently, honestly, I feel that this industry may not be for you. And I mean this in the nicest way possible, but it's the rough truth. You have numerous accidents under your belt, nearly none of which you've owned up to. Your trucking resumé currently doesn't look that good. After a year without a license (by the way, do you mean CDL or normal license?), you'll have to go through the entire training process again. That was the part you didn't like; You'll have to go through it again. Also, restarting after an entire year without doing it means opportunity for as many accidents as you've had. Your record is not very clean at all currently, think of how bad it would be with twice that.

Honestly, I'd say no, to answer the question.

P.S. You already posted a thread about this and got some good advice. Use some of that too.

FYI I don’t have multiple accidents. My mvr is actually clean right now so chill out.

FYI, this guy is Kash. Just changed name and removed avatar.

Eric, you've had a lot going on recently - mostly negative things. I'm going to try not to repeat what has been consistently said in your other threads, but it's true. With all you've done recently, honestly, I feel that this industry may not be for you. And I mean this in the nicest way possible, but it's the rough truth. You have numerous accidents under your belt, nearly none of which you've owned up to. Your trucking resumé currently doesn't look that good. After a year without a license (by the way, do you mean CDL or normal license?), you'll have to go through the entire training process again. That was the part you didn't like; You'll have to go through it again. Also, restarting after an entire year without doing it means opportunity for as many accidents as you've had. Your record is not very clean at all currently, think of how bad it would be with twice that.

Honestly, I'd say no, to answer the question.

P.S. You already posted a thread about this and got some good advice. Use some of that too.

My mvr is actually clean right now so chill out.

You just said

I got two tickets out of state recently One of them being for no insurance on my vehicle

So it isn't going to be clean for long, is it? I think you'd better chill out.

You're an absolute disaster on the highways. I'm certain I've never known any 10 people who combined would have the laundry list of accidents, mishaps, and tickets in their entire career you've had in two years. Your comment history here is every safety manager's nightmare.

OMG, you're back again?

OMG, you're back again?

I thought so too. I guess not.

FYI I don’t have multiple accidents. My mvr is actually clean right now so chill out.

I find that hard to believe. Just go through your own comment history. Looks pretty bad, huh?

I'm thinking we may have a relative of the original Patrick?

I was just thinking about Patrick the other day. I kind of miss him. He certainly livened things up around here, and he was great for getting us some extra traffic on the site. I still remember Brett referring to him as an arson, and lighting up the forum every time he posted anything.

I'm thinking we may have a relative of the original Patrick?

I'm 60 and have gene married 40 years. No wait, I'm 25 and don't believe in marriage. Religion is also a mental disease.

Miss his comments.