Breaching Swift’s Contract

but [I] have done enough work with lawyers and saw sometimes [a CDL holder] would lose their CDL for refusing to pay the company back. Even a Judge will side with the company if the person refuses to pay the company back remove his CDL its a rare case, however, it has happened before.

Robert, I have approved your comment on the condition that you can point us to at least one example where a judge has revoked a person's CDL for failing to fulfill a contract with a company-sponsored training program. Personally I have never heard of this happening before and I'm unaware of any authority that a private company would have to influence a state to revoke your driver's license.

I know that a driver's license can be revoked for failure to pay child support or a traffic ticket, but those are the only situations I am aware of.

So if you can point us to an article or a legal case of some sort which proves that this has happened in the past we would be extremely interested in learning more about it.

I think we're all under the impression that this is the way it works:

So in short, no you won't be arrested (it is a civil matter, not criminal) and your CDL will not be affected. No trucking company in the United States has any effect on the validity of your CDL.

Fortunately, the recordings are there, unfortunately, however, all parties involved signed a nondisclosure I cannot reveal the actual case you may, however, look it up I cannot confirm even if you found such records if it was his case. I am not a lawyer have no access to the files nor would I under the paperwork signed for that case. There is more than one case like this but like I have said it is very rare.

Fortunately, the recordings are there, unfortunately, however, all parties involved signed a nondisclosure I cannot reveal the actual case you may, however, look it up I cannot confirm even if you found such records if it was his case. I am not a lawyer have no access to the files nor would I under the paperwork signed for that case. There is more than one case like this but like I have said it is very rare.

So it happens, but you have no way of proving it. I'm sorry, but that's not going to work for us. If you can't even demonstrate one single example of something happening then I'm going to assume it doesn't happen.

By the way, how do you know so much about these cases? Everyone signed a non-disclosure agreement but apparently it was disclosed to you. How does that happen?

I cannot reveal the actual case

That's exactly what we thought.

Oh boy, this is one of those driver's lounge tales that has been circulating for years now. Kind of like that story about the New York city cop telling a driver to just go ahead and make that tight turn so that his trailer tandems crushed a parked car. The cop said it was okay because they shouldn't be parked there.

Fortunately, the recordings are there, unfortunately, however, all parties involved signed a nondisclosure I cannot reveal the actual case you may, however, look it up I cannot confirm even if you found such records if it was his case. I am not a lawyer have no access to the files nor would I under the paperwork signed for that case. There is more than one case like this but like I have said it is very rare.

So it happens, but you have no way of proving it. I'm sorry, but that's not going to work for us. If you can't even demonstrate one single example of something happening then I'm going to assume it doesn't happen.

By the way, how do you know so much about these cases? Everyone signed a non-disclosure agreement but apparently it was disclosed to you. How does that happen?

This is the best I can do I don't know him personally this is a quote from a lawyer in FL "Do you owe child support, back taxes, or student loans? Failing to pay child support can have serious consequences. You may be held in contempt of court, lose your driver's license, or be sent to jail. Liens may be placed on your property, and you may not receive your tax refund. If your income has dropped sharply, you may be able to get the court order modified. Call your attorney for more information, said Prasse." if you want and offical case ask someone who pass there Bar exam and practices.

OS that’s a good one. I had alot of authority on the job, and a tremendous amount of discretion but never that much lol. Anyway guys I don’t know about other states but I do know how this works under ca law. Judges do have the absolute authority to suspend/revoke a state issued drivers license. They are the only ones outside of DMV that have that authority. However it is in criminal cases ONLY!!!! Now failure to pay court ordered support is a criminal case. Violation of a court order, misdemeanor. 166.4a CPC if anyone wants to reference it. A debt is not a criminal case at the stage that has been described thus far here. It could go that way if a judge made a judgement that was then not followed, but a district attorney would have to agree to the prosecution. Possible yes, probable no.

This is the best I can do I don't know him personally this is a quote from a lawyer in FL

So you don't know anyone that this has happened to and you can't prove that it has ever happened. But somehow you know for a fact that it happens.

Beautiful. Just the type of sources of information we love to share with our visitors.

By the way, you Googled something regarding losing your license and student loans and the quote you gave came from this article, which was the first result on Google's listings:

Getting Through Tough Times: Which Bill Should You Pay First?

So if you were being honest I think you would have to admit you have no idea what you're talking about. You have no examples, you have no proof, and you don't know anyone this has ever happened to.

Failing to pay child support can have serious consequences.

Everything after that statement was referring to that statement. Nowhere does it say your CDL will be revoked and you'll have to do the testing all over again if you fail to pay back a company-sponsored training program. Not to mention, I don't know that company-sponsored training even qualifies officially as a student loan or not. But I've known people who failed to pay back student loans and none of them ever lost their license or mentioned the possibility.

Unfortunately I'm going to have to delete all of these comments if there is no proof that your CDL can be revoked. We simply don't spread rumors that way. We're not called TruckingRumors after all.

Fortunately, the recordings are there, unfortunately, however, all parties involved signed a nondisclosure I cannot reveal the actual case you may, however, look it up I cannot confirm even if you found such records if it was his case. I am not a lawyer have no access to the files nor would I under the paperwork signed for that case. There is more than one case like this but like I have said it is very rare.

So it happens, but you have no way of proving it. I'm sorry, but that's not going to work for us. If you can't even demonstrate one single example of something happening then I'm going to assume it doesn't happen.

By the way, how do you know so much about these cases? Everyone signed a non-disclosure agreement but apparently it was disclosed to you. How does that happen?

This is the best I can do I don't know him personally this is a quote from a lawyer in FL "Do you owe child support, back taxes, or student loans? Failing to pay child support can have serious consequences. You may be held in contempt of court, lose your driver's license, or be sent to jail. Liens may be placed on your property, and you may not receive your tax refund. If your income has dropped sharply, you may be able to get the court order modified. Call your attorney for more information, said Prasse." if you want and offical case ask someone who pass there Bar exam and practices.

The student loans referenced there are federal grants. If you got a federal grant to go to a truck driving school at a community College, and did not repay your loan, then I could see losing your license being a possible. But that would be for failing to pay for federal grants only. Failing to pay a privately owned institution is not the same situation.

This is the best I can do I don't know him personally this is a quote from a lawyer in FL

So you don't know anyone that this has happened to and you can't prove that it has ever happened. But somehow you know for a fact that it happens.

Beautiful. Just the type of sources of information we love to share with our visitors.

By the way, you Googled something regarding losing your license and student loans and the quote you gave came from this article, which was the first result on Google's listings:

Getting Through Tough Times: Which Bill Should You Pay First?

So if you were being honest I think you would have to admit you have no idea what you're talking about. You have no examples, you have no proof, and you don't know anyone this has ever happened to.

Failing to pay child support can have serious consequences.

Everything after that statement was referring to that statement. Nowhere does it say your CDL will be revoked and you'll have to do the testing all over again if you fail to pay back a company-sponsored training program. Not to mention, I don't know that company-sponsored training even qualifies officially as a student loan or not. But I've known people who failed to pay back student loans and none of them ever lost their license or mentioned the possibility.

Unfortunately I'm going to have to delete all of these comments if there is no proof that your CDL can be revoked. We simply don't spread rumors that way. We're not called TruckingRumors after all.

If you wish to add your opinion I do not care. I have stated why I cannot so I gave you the best example and CDL is a license the statement referred to all three if you actually interpreted it correctly. the source I gave wasn't from that page but your welcome to make your own opinion. personally don't care I came here to help this individual I gain nothing personally from this.

the source I gave wasn't from that page

You didn't give a source at all.

your welcome to make your own opinion

That's just it. This isn't a topic that's open to opinion. Either you can have your CDL revoked for failing to pay back a company-sponsored training program or you can't. We're not talking about the best tasting cookies. We're talking about a legal matter and if you can't demonstrate one single example of this ever happening then we're going to assume it hasn't happened. If you can't demonstrate that it has happened then you shouldn't have brought it up in the first place.

the source I gave wasn't from that page

You didn't give a source at all.

your welcome to make your own opinion

That's just it. This isn't a topic that's open to opinion. Either you can have your CDL revoked for failing to pay back a company-sponsored training program or you can't. We're not talking about the best tasting cookies. We're talking about a legal matter and if you can't demonstrate one single example of this ever happening then we're going to assume it hasn't happened. If you can't demonstrate that it has happened then you shouldn't have brought it up in the first place.

This will be my last post on this topic maybe forums but I will say this last sentence is true your, First hasn't been true on a lot your post your forums a person like me and everyone else as such you have you and you do add them.