Getting Hire With Preventable Accidents

3 months of experience, then a preventable that was cause for termination and then 6 months of not driving.

Like Tim has stated...something is missing. How bad was the accident? Most companies willing to hire entry-level drivers will forgive a couple of minor accidents.

Without knowing anything more; if you do find a company willing to be take a chance on you, its likely you’ll need to repeat school.

I am a driver with 10 months experience with 2 preventable backing accidents, no injuries, no tickets. What jobs would hire me?

3 months of experience, then a preventable that was cause for termination and then 6 months of not driving.

Like Tim has stated...something is missing. How bad was the accident? Most companies willing to hire entry-level drivers will forgive a couple of minor accidents.

Without knowing anything more; if you do find a company willing to be take a chance on you, its likely you’ll need to repeat school.

I am a driver with 10 months experience with 2 preventable backing accidents, no injuries, no tickets. What jobs would hire me?

Most companies expect a rookie to have an incident or two in the first year. Better to have the ones you did than something on the road.

You should be able to get on with a company. Be ready to honestly explain what happened and what you learned.

I had several preventables with Schneider, similar to yours. I got re-hired by them, but the incidents were on my record when I was hired by JS Helwig, so it is doable. Just apply to multiple companies. Good luck.

3 months of experience, then a preventable that was cause for termination and then 6 months of not driving.

Like Tim has stated...something is missing. How bad was the accident? Most companies willing to hire entry-level drivers will forgive a couple of minor accidents.

Without knowing anything more; if you do find a company willing to be take a chance on you, its likely you’ll need to repeat school.

I am a driver with 10 months experience with 2 preventable backing accidents, no injuries, no tickets. What jobs would hire me?

Most companies expect a rookie to have an incident or two in the first year. Better to have the ones you did than something on the road.

You should be able to get on with a company. Be ready to honestly explain what happened and what you learned.

I had several preventables with Schneider, similar to yours. I got re-hired by them, but the incidents were on my record when I was hired by JS Helwig, so it is doable. Just apply to multiple companies. Good luck.