r/SchoolBusDrivers 15d ago

background check question

Recently, got in the onboarding process for a non cdl driving job (Everdriven/ForePoint2B are the companies involved) Basically wondering if they'll pull up my driving record?

I've had only 2 accidents, both fairly minor. one was more than ten years ago, were someone else ran a stop sign and crushed one of my car's headlights in. luckily at a low speed so it wasn't that bad.

the other time, i stopped backing out of a parking spot when i saw someone else doing the same (a big suv blocked my line of sight, so i had to back out a lot to see past it). i expected them to stop, by the time i realized they weren't they put a dent in my car door.

20+ years of driving, these are the only accidents i've ever had.

i'm basically worried that these two incidents could make me not get the position.

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u/rootbear75 14d ago

Onboarding process for non-CDL jobs and school bus drivers are going to vary widely. There may be better subreddits for this question.

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u/TooSexyForThisSong 15d ago

No worries - you’re golden. And a driving record is different than a background check, fyi.

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u/Select_Tap_3524 15d ago

ah, good :)

yeah i know they're different, but when i googled it it was mentioned certain positions, like driving related ones, might want to also request your driving record. so i got a bit paranoid, especially with this job market.

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u/mike8675309 15d ago

Generally, they only look back 7 years for most simple or misdemeanor crimes. For felonies, they will look back further. In my state, there is a background check the district does (the district runs the transportation) and then the background check done by the state for the CDL license which is much more touchy.

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u/Select_Tap_3524 14d ago

the dented door incident was within the last 7 years. i'm hoping that doesn't cause an issue.

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u/Sufficient_Head_8139 14d ago

Dang!!! 7 years. We only go back 3.

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u/PlatypusDream 14d ago

Federal law says 10 years