Driving Record

[kevdog]

What about speeding tickets that don't show up on my driving record/NDR/or the state/county they were given in? When I was active duty military my license expired for many years since I didn't reside in the state that I was a legal resident of. As a result, there are no tickets on my record. Should I even mention them? I have about 5 in the past 15 years, one is 55 in a 35 that I'd rather not bring up.

Ouch, I don't know. I think Navyflyer might not want you to fly his family around. I'd be careful.

 

[Gregorio]

What you were arrested for doesn't mean anything. All that matters is what you were convicted of, which was speeding. All you have is a speeding ticket, nothing more. No need to tell the interviewers anything other than that. Heck, I wouldn't trust a pilot who didn't have a speeding ticket somewhere in his past, to me it would show timidity and I would see it as a fault.

Don't worry about it, so you got a speeding ticket, big deal!

 

[TheDogsBollocks]

Quit riding those crotch rocket riceburners and get a Harley!

Are you kidding? I'll take the "rocketship" over the "agricultural tool" any day!