Mr Marta

I appreciate your input I’m definitely taking that advice...but do you know how would that scenario play out? Me going through the #4105 pre employment process start working then get the #6601 pre employment invite...some folks say I automatically forfeit my invite by doing that some folks say would I have to resign...I really hope the resign option is accurate

Hey guys looking for advice I just received my scores(96.7 list #12**) and took the OPA way back, but as we speak im in the pre employment process for Exam#4105 (MaBstoa) if I continue with the pre employment process for exam# 4105 what will happen down the line if I get a call to do a pre employment process for exam #6601? I always thought with MTA “ONCE YOU IN YOU IN” but doing more research MTA got so many different factions I’m starting to believe that’s not true...so with that being said should I just decline the #4105 offer and wait to see if I get a call to start the #6601 pre employment process or continue with the #4105 pre employment process and wait to see if I get a call for the #6601 pre employment process? Again I prefer to work as conductor but I’m going off the notion of “ONCE YOU WITH MTA YOU IN”

Hey guys I’m in the pre employment process this will be my second time going back to 180 Livingston street (my first time I was put on hold because I needed to transfer my GA CDL CLASS B TO A NYS CDL CLASS B) my question is will I have to come back here a third time because of a “E” restriction? (E restriction= can’t operate manual CMV) on my class b CDL license? I know the form say “No restrictions” but I figured that shouldn’t be a problem since no MTA buses are stick shift I don’t even know how I have “E” restriction since I had my CDL since 2012 and took my road test before the the whole rule change