One speeding ticket almost been a year

[Cgs1226]

Signed a couple of bid sheets. I know it says clean driving record as in no more than two moving violations in three years and no more than one in one year. Question is that I recieved a speeding ticket last April and will be up this April. And before that my last ticket was 5 years before that. Seeing that my ticket is almost up and that my record isnt bad other than the last year and they will be needing help in my hub, is there a possible chance of letting the one slide? Some guys said if they need you they will let you take the test.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Management discretion.

 

[Cgs1226]

Good

 

[By The Book]

If they need you after your tickets goes 1 year, you should be golden. They could use this to disqualify you if they bring someone up before that time and your next though.

 

[By The Book]

Management discretion.

Which if documented that they let it slide, would make a case for everyone that didn't meet this criteria to become a driver.

 

[Rack em]

I would say if a position opens up before April, you wont be their first option. I've seen 2 people get passed up because they had a traffic violation within a year

 

[Cgs1226]

Ya Im like last on seniority anyway but just in case other guys have horrible records and/or cant pass the driving test or physical. Should by me enough time until then.

 

[Rack em]

Volume is usually pretty low in these next upcoming months. I would say once May hits is when they might start looking at moving some people up because of vacations and what not. You'll be fine.

If you get a ticket in the future, utilize your FREE lawyer provided through the union!

 

[By The Book]

Ya Im like last on seniority anyway but just in case other guys have horrible records and/or cant pass the driving test or physical. Should by me enough time until then.

sounds like you learned from this.

 

[Cgs1226]

Volume is usually pretty low in these next upcoming months. I would say once May hits is when they might start looking at moving some people up because of vacations and what not. You'll be fine.

If you get a ticket in the future, utilize your FREE lawyer provided through the union!

Ya one when up for Full Time and I signed one for PM Air Driver. 50% of Drivers set to retire in next 5 years so a lot will be opening up. Thanks, very helpful.

 

[clean hairy]

The wording he used was "no more than 1 in 1 year"
He has 1 in the past year, in my opinion, he meets the criteria.

 

[Cgs1226]

Some people inside my hub said people sometimes still get a chance, was ask

The wording he used was "no more than 1 in 1 year"
He has 1 in the past year, in my opinion, he meets the criteria.

ing here for more input smart man.

 

[Cgs1226]

Already realizing there are goons who sit here all day long to try and be smart. In reality they're just miserable and no one likes them. It's OK though, you guys give people something to laugh at.

 

[MendozaJ]

I think one year is one year then it should go based on seniority.

 

[By The Book]

I think one year is one year then it should go based on seniority.

Isn't that what happens now?

 

[MendozaJ]

Isn't that what happens now?

The OP seems to think it can still be held against him.

 

[Chnandler Bong]

I've only had a few minor tickets over the years, but I was always able to pay a little extra (maybe $50 extra) for court supervision to keep them off my record. It was basically like ticket "probation". If you kept a clean record for the next 12 months, it was wiped clean. If not, it went back on your record along with the new violation. Any part timer that wants to drive in the near future should give court supervision a shot if they get a ticket (and it's available in their region).

 

[Indecisi0n]

Depends why you were speeding.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I've only had a few minor tickets over the years, but I was always able to pay a little extra (maybe $50 extra) for court supervision to keep them off my record. It was basically like ticket "probation". If you kept a clean record for the next 12 months, it was wiped clean. If not, it went back on your record along with the new violation. Any part timer that wants to drive in the near future should give court supervision a shot if they get a ticket (and it's available in their region).

...or they can save their money by simply following the law...

 

[El Correcto]

If you get a ticket in the future, utilize your FREE lawyer provided through the union!

Wait wuuuut? What all can I use this lawyer for? Just traffic stuff?