I have gotten one speeding ticket in my entire life. It was 28 years ago, when I was 18 and showing off for a girl. Since that time I have never been in a traffic accident and never had a moving violation of any kind.
to both you guys. That is quite an accomplishment.Gotcha beat. No violations in 41 years.
The white sticker on the inside of the cab is for the PMI (Preventive Maintenance Inspection) while the state sticker is either on the license plate or windshield. When you go through a DOT checkpoint they do check for the state sticker but I don't believe they care about the PMI sticker.
Or really lucky.to both you guys. That is quite an accomplishment.
ALSO, it is a good idea to check your insurance cards now. HERE, they all expire Jan 1st. Make sure you have the new ones.The white sticker inside the cab with the month and year punched out is the FMCSA Inspection sticker, sometimes we call it the "Fed". You would be in violation driving with it expired.
Never seen a PMI sticker.
I have gotten one speeding ticket in my entire life. It was 28 years ago, when I was 18 and showing off for a girl. Since that time I have never been in a traffic accident and never had a moving violation of any kind.
Gotcha beat. No violations in 41 years.
you can't be serious...I was ticketed one time as a teenager, that was over 35 yrs. ago. If you can't remember or recall your driving infractions on a year to year basis, perhaps you lack the mental abilities pilot a commercial vehicleThey should pay the fee it cost for us to do a records check.
you can't be serious...I was ticketed one time as a teenager, that was over 35 yrs. ago. If you can't remember or recall your driving infractions on a year to year basis, perhaps you lack the mental abilities pilot a commercial vehicle
The white sticker inside the cab with the month and year punched out is the FMCSA Inspection sticker, sometimes we call it the "Fed". You would be in violation driving with it expired. Never seen a PMI sticker.
I hope you will not be able to find a UPS mechanic who will just slap a new Federal inspection sticker on your vehicle without doing the inspection. He'd also have to lie on the paperwork that goes with the sticker. That's a lot of liability he would be taking onto himself.I would just go to the garage and get an up-to-date one on my way out of the building; takes all of a minute. However, I believe that is all part of safety, not to mention legality, so it's a no-brainer that one could refuse to comply (these let others know my vehicle is road-worthy). However, I think a supe or mgr would just tell you to stop by the shop to get a new copy.
I have gotten one speeding ticket in my entire life. It was 28 years ago, when I was 18 and showing off for a girl. Since that time I have never been in a traffic accident and never had a moving violation of any kind.
Gotcha beat. No violations in 41 years.
True, but that would mean you are an old fart.
Unless you're getting tickets every month or so how in the hell can you not remember what tickets you've gotten. Come on people! I can remember my last ticket like it was yesterday and it was 10 years ago.
Back to the original post. We sign these every year. If you had a ticket in the last year you have to report it and you have to sign it. Who can't remember if you had a ticket in the last year? Pretend to forget and lose your job. Your call.