National Driver Register?

[bailey3083]

i did actually get a ticket in az back in 1995 for an unsafe lane change while driving to texas. it was only about $50 and i did pay it and have never heard anything since. but get this, i got a call back from the az dmv today and they show no records that match what the ndr is reporting. the lady said that she would look into it further and get back to me.

Years ago when I started at the airlines, I had the samething happen with a suspended DL in Montana. After finally talking to some one at the DMV in Helena I was told my DL was supsended for a DUI. 3 weeks later I found out that the name was the same as my middle and last and a one digit difference in the SSN. It took a total of 12 months to get this cleared.
So my suggestion is you get all the paperwork you can from AZ, give NJA a call before the interview telling them of the mistake and assure them you are working to clear it and finally find a friend who is a lawyer and get them to call AZ threating to sue if they do not clear your record ASAP.

Bailey

 

[B-J-J Fighter]

Very good thread.

 

[falcon20driver]

If AZ reported it to the NDR 10 years ago than it will always be on NDR record, AZ like most other states only keep records for 5 years.

WTF is onsafe lane change?

 

[microbrewst]

it looks like it will be getting cleared up. the lady at the dmv has no idea why that was reported to the ndr and is sending them an "abstract" to get it off my file. and it was an "unsafe" lane change, i didn't use my blinker and, stupid me, a cop was right behind me. i'd advise all of you to check your ndr, this was on there for who knows how long and i had no idea.

 

[av8tor4239]

Illegal Mexicans will steal your ssn get a DL in your name and then you are really screwed