Police ticket and care.com accountant

[Anonymous]

Unfortunately, I got three police ticket last year.
It never ever had any police ticket all my life.
Last year I was going through some personal things.
Any ways now families asked me to accept their request for background check and driving record.
I have don’t have criminal record.
Someone told me CARE.COM. will remove my profile since I had three police tickets
I meant care.com will be aware about my driving record once I will accept employer request for background check and driving record.
Is that true?
Need suggestion

NOTE , I am okay to share with families about the tickets I got. I don’t want a position where I have to drive kids but I don’t want care.com remove me profile .
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Yes, they will. They did it to me.

[Anonymous]

??

[Anonymous]

Well if you don’t want to drive and driving isn’t a requirement then you shouldn’t need to provide a driving record. Accept the background check and tell them you don’t wish to drive and therefore, there’s no reason they need to check your driving record. Or, ask that they use another third party to obtain driving records: explain your tickets and then, let them know that care will deactivate your account because of it. Honesty is key.

[Anonymous]

What kind of tickets were they? Speeding? Parking?

[Anonymous]

Op here three time I didn’t see the sign.
As I mentioned it never happened before
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here three time I didn’t see the sign.
As I mentioned it never happened before
Thanks

You missed a stop sign three times?

[Anonymous]

1....U turn sign
2...There was sign that I can’t enter 7 am to 9 am. I didn’t see the sign
3....I changed line ( the police told me I did in wrong way )
All three times no accident and no one hurt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1....U turn sign
2...There was sign that I can’t enter 7 am to 9 am. I didn’t see the sign
3....I changed line ( the police told me I did in wrong way )
All three times no accident and no one hurt.

If you are never driving, and agree to take public transit to their home (to guarantee that you will never drive the children), I can’t see an issue with requesting a background check without a driving record.

[Anonymous]

For the sake of your life and other people’s life, I’d suggest to first read a book about proper driving rules before you drive anybody, including yourself somewhere. I know mistakes happen, but 3 tickets in a year is a lot. I’m not sure many families would hire you with 3 tickets on record

[Anonymous]

I would tell them that you are not comfortable going through Care for your background and offer an alternative.