E-Log vs. Log Books???

They might be mandatory someday, (not in my lifetime)

but it won't change everything !!

 

My biggest fear is that the eLogs makes drivers lazier. Too few understand the HOS, and the eLog takes away the drivers need to learn them any better. When the computer craps out you're still required to run a paper log. Might be best if you still know how to do it.

 

Very similar to knowing how to read a map and useing a GPS.

 

Don't even get me started. I'm the only person in the office of my company that has a motor carries atlas, and I only work 4 days a week and don't manage drivers.

 

Oh, come one! I haven't heard/read a really good rant in a long time!

Unload, you know you really want to.

You know you really need to.

Come on, you can do it!

 

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I'm over it.

 

If you know whats good for you then don't even get into that habit. The fines for falsification are much higher today than the simple slap on the wrist they used to be.

 

I love my e-log and don't ever want to go back to paper logs! I've noticed that I actually have more drive time than on my old paper logs where your rounding up and all that crap!

So much less of a hassle. Hit a couple buttons and move on.