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11-13-2015, 05:07 PM

#12261

BizAvTurd

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Originally Posted by 727gm

I've never divulged tickets that don't involve intoxication,.... I never even kept track of them..

I assumed their definition of "moving violation" was pretty standard?

Also, I have been robbed only once in my life. It was in Doral.

11-13-2015, 05:15 PM

#12262

727gm

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Joined APC: Apr 2007

Position: B744 FO

Posts: 375

Quote:

Originally Posted by BizAvTurd

I assumed their definition of "moving violation" was pretty standard?

Also, I have been robbed only once in my life. It was in Doral.

I believe traffic convictions was the term, unless if you contest it and go to trial, instead of just paying a fine, it's a conviction....or were intoxicated, which is a crime, who cares?
I'd hire a guy with 20 speeding tickets if he wasn't a criminal or reckless....it's just speeding....

Doral? ...bastards!

11-14-2015, 05:53 AM

#12263

flydc

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Posts: 135

Question for the Atlas guys... do you guys have "domestic partner" travel benefits?

11-14-2015, 08:10 AM

#12264

wingnutbr

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Joined APC: Feb 2013

Position: ERJ First Officer / Instructor

Posts: 18

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Originally Posted by 727gm

Spend the $10 and get an official driving record. Whatever it states there is what counts. Often, if there is no contest, then it is counted as a conviction since you essentially plead guilty. That's how it works in Florida. I've had a couple of "no contest" and it shows as a conviction.

11-14-2015, 08:15 AM

#12265

wingnutbr

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Position: ERJ First Officer / Instructor

Posts: 18

Quote:

Originally Posted by 727gm

Q:I've never divulged tickets that don't involve intoxication,.... I never even kept track of them..

Obviously it hasn't affected you, but I'd still be careful. When asked for any moving violations it's best to just disclose. A moving violation is worlds different from a DUI.