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How does excessive speeding ticket effect my commercial drivers license?
Updated: 11/22/2022
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∙ 16y agoBest Answer
You can lose your job if you get caught twice, including with a car. You'll find it hard to get back into the business too, because you're not going to have a clean driving record.
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