That's with the understanding that the officer actually looks at your elogs... most of these guys don't have a clue. The last level II I got... he didn't even look at it. Just asked me to note my hours on the 11, 14, and 70, and bring it back so he could put it in the inspection report.
so, you think your safe with the elog and hos.
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I am thinking that the proposal to "improve" EOBRs/Elogs isn't there to improve anything but to add more or less a safeguard against competition within the little elog industry that seems to be tied up by Qaulcomm and a few other companies. With the advent of smart phone apps and other software that now meets the requirements, this will eliminate those apps and software packages and force everyone to use an "approved" product.
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There is very little different from paper to an Elog other than not being able to play games with driving time. Off duty, On Duty, Off Duty Driving (PC), or sleeper time can all be edited by the driver, that is, if their carrier has that feature available.
The paranoia of some is really telling. I am so glad I have my paranoia gland under better control. It is a much better thing to keep one's wits about them and find solutions around a problem than worrying that the world is coming to an end.ironpony, Derailed, Chucktaylor and 1 other person Thank this. -
actrually, cowpie, there is a big difference between paper and elog.
all that work you did on your truck. you wouldn't have to answer to on paper.
the paper don't make you do things you don't want. and it don't talk back to you.
i shouldn't have to claim personal conveyance becuase i want to take my truck to the wash, or change the oil, i shouldn't have to log in becuase i want to run the a/c.
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