Elogs have very little to do with the increased costs that I can foresee. Any alleged benefit could also be achieved at about the same cost, or less, in other ways. I don't miss having someone ask me why I was sitting somewhere I wasn't, either, the things aren't foolproof from my experience and anecdotal experience from others.
Now, one more thing to complicate this further, does the E-log stay with the truck, in case of a loaner, or will the powers that be outlaw that practice, too? I have had to swap trucks 8 times in the past year and a half, for the record. It didn't always happen at home, either.
Why CSA 2010 and E-Logs are a good thing.
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TheRoadWarrior Thanks this.
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Thats good autocar you run ur way ill run my way and as u say I could care less what u think or who u are period.
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Good point 25 and roadmedic. Is there a backup if electrical problem does occur say a data backup or would it wipe it out
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I don't know about backup for Elogs, if the system goes down, I have read it can be manually caught up later, in the office. Quall-com was having troubles lately with the solar flares, but People-net was doing OK.
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As far as rentals go we printed (faxed) a drivers prior seven and what he had of that day before going into the shop so he could go paper while in the Ryder rental. I could forsee in the future plug and play units so when getting a rental you could just log in. -
So meltom it still can be accessed from the main frame computer so if the drivers truck has a say
catastrophic failure in his truck he can call in an get a faxed report or can u reboot it in their trucks
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