Covenant Transport Christian Wall of Shame Chattanooga, Tennessee

Selling you car, and what the buyer did or did not do had nothing to do with a revocation of your license. When you cancel insurance on a car the tag registered to that car MUST be turned in before or the same day you cancel insurance.

If not the state assumes you still have the car and are now driving it WITHOUT insurance. MOREOVER the state will send you 2 letters requiring you to provide proof of valid car insurance or proof of the sale of the car on or before the date your insurance company reported the cancellation of your insurance if the tag HASNT been turned in BEFORE they suspend your license. They give you roughly 30 days to provide this BEFORE suspension. I know from first hand experience when I sold my first car.

Upon further contemplation, I feel that I could have done more to be better prepared for my induction into this company. Getting paperwork from government agency's can be difficult if not impossible and I should have taken steps sooner to accomplish this. I only felt that I was not given a chance once there to explain the situation to Anyone.

Too often large company's tend to treat employees like a number instead of a person, and the trucking industry is no exception. I guess I expected better from covenant transport.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it doesn't work that way!

Your license got suspended because you obviously had a tag out there somewhere and did not have insurance on the vehicle that the tag went to.

That is what really happened, as that is the only way they will suspend your license regarding the sale of a vehicle in Florida.

The tag stays with the owner here in FL, so if you let it go with the car when you sold it that was the problem that caused your license suspension.

You are required to surrender a tag immediately in Florida when you sell a vehicle or cancel insurance.

What the buyer does or does not do is totally irrelevent and has absolutely nothing to do with your license suspension.

Every employee of Covenant Transport sees our company in a different light. We all have individual experiences that shape our views of the world, and that includes our jobs. Each person you deal with at Covenant will be different, but they have all been hired into the company because they do their jobs in a way that is consistent with our values of honesty, integrity, and respect.

These values are reflected in our pledge to employees: I Commit to CARE.

The "I Commit to CARE" culture represents our promise to everyone at Covenant that we will provide the best opportunities available to fulfill their career and personal goals. With the new rules and regulations dictated by the federal government, we have implemented strict policies to protect the safety of the drivers and our company. Therefore, we must treat every employee equally and fairly, as set by the rules and guidelines of each department. 

Best of luck to you in your career moving forward; we greatly appreciate your time and interest.

-Covenant Transport