MILLIS Transfer no longer what it once was

funny how these companies don't want pay their drivers a decent wage, but they waste money on stupid crap like spy cameras.

 

Drivers brought this all on themselves. Too many distracted driving accidents, some major involving death. Too many drivers can't single-task (drive well), let alone multi-task (drive well and text)

I would not work for such a company, personally. At some point they may ALL have these cameras, but until that day, move on and make it known to these carriers that these continual intrusions and nanny systems have a real man-power availability cost, over and above the hardware, installation, and operational costs of these various "safety systems"

 

What did they catch you doing? I set mine off when I was there alot...never heard a word. Guess I really could care less if someone can watch me....that would be a boring job.

 

....that's it !!!, im out of here !!!! lookin forward to one of camera watcher jobs

 

According to your logic, might as well put a camera in every car across the U.S. for "safety". Hell, might as well go as much as installing a camera in your eye to make sure you do not drive high/drunk, steal, etc. In the name of "safety", let's violate your privacy.

 

Trucking will soon be like the FAA and flying .
####pit recorders , cams , they are even talking real time
health monitors in the future.
No escape

Got my start with Millis about 10 years ago
their school was good , but other than that they
are a highly over rated outfit.

The Brothers were known for their folly
going way way back after they inherited
the company.

 

There is a big difference between bone headed management decisions and making those mandatory with the force of the US government. Millis will find out after they pay a couple of huge legal awards after the plaintiff's lawyer during discovery asked for the camera footage which clearly shows their driver texting, cb mike in hand, coffee in the other and a picture of a naked woman on his dashboard calender.

 

If they're doing their jobs they'll be able to identify the incidents and remove those drivers, and or change their habits, before the big one happens. That end game of the camera in the truck is to increase safe driving, and reduce accidents.