The big problem with elogs is most drivers cannot drive 600 miles in a 14 hour window, they have to stop everywhere and eat and nap.
It'll separate the men from the boys real quick
OOIDA has filed a lawsuit to counter ELD
Discussion in 'ELD Forum | Questions, Answers and Reviews' started by ExOTR, Mar 31, 2016.
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What does that have to do with not wonting e-log. Not wanting e-log is about loosing more of your freedom out there. Loosing your freedom of choice. but most of you e-log users don't no what real freedom on the road is.
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I hate trying to walk a straight line through a truckstop and have Billy Been Up 20 Hours stop in the aisle and stare at junk on a shelf, bath himself in a bathroom sink and stare forever at a McDonalds menu he's seen 400 thousand times.
I value my 10 hour break, I need 7 hours of sleep a night, I do not nap unless I'm on hometime and stay up drinking all night and sleep for 3 hours, lol. wmt -
And would you please elaborate on the Constitutional right to freedom of choice. I missed that one in the Bill of Rights. Freedom, by it's very nature, implies responsibility.
Now, I agree the HOS has messed with things more than any perceived problem with E-logs. Put the blame where it needs to be. The HOS is the main problem, not how hours are recorded.KANSAS TRANSIT Thanks this. -
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Oh, yeah, it is a legit deduction, and yes, additional gravel also! If the area is a regular parking area for the truck, then it is a business expense to maintain it. Anything used for the business is deductible somewhere. The wife is going to Des Moines today, about 45 miles from the house, to meet one of her friends for lunch. I told her to pickup a new cab filter at Freightliner while up there. Now the entire trip miles are deductible. 54 cents a mile in 2016. As many trips to town or anywhere, I find a way to buy a part, filter, or something to make the trip miles deductible for my pickup. Took a trip to Memphis last year, wife wanted to see Elvis home, and we decided to take a tour of my oil supplier, Schaeffer Oil, headquarters is St. Louis. Most of the trip, was able to deduct due to the business nature of going to Schaeffer and doing tour. Miles, lodging, etc. Had it set up my by oil rep and scheduled.
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Freedom of choice. Having the right to do what you want, when you wont and how you wont. Without a little box telling you what to do, when to do and how to do. I have been a owner op. since 85. I will not allow government or anyone else tell me how I should operate my business. All this tech has made the drivers lazy. everything at there fingertips. That way the industry is like it is today. and government keeps pushing more. They don't wont drivers to talk. they want then to sit in there trucks playing with all there toys. how do you think OOIDA got formed. when government tried to screw with the industry and the driver fought back. I guess you like CSA, sped limiters, in cab camera's, hair follicle testing, DEF and the list goes on. You sure have a lot of freedom. wake up and look at the big picture. And so what. you made 65,000. I made 180,000. does that mean I shouldn't care about what is going on in the industry and only think about myself. That I should just go with the flow and allow all this crap dictate my life. that I should just sit back and watch the new drivers turn into a bunch of inconsiderate, disrespectful AHOLES. no it doesn't. that's way I parked my truck and became a cdl teacher. trying to send some drivers out onto the road and act like truck drivers. not these Billy big rig, steering wheel holders.
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