How much is enough cause I want more then just makeing enough i want to thrive I want to make sure my family thrive I want to work harder while I'm younger why should I only work 70 hours when I'm able to work more then that.
Why should anyone be able to say you work hard enough you MUST take a break now
Thanks a pantload for the driver shortage, ELD huggers
Discussion in 'ELD Forum | Questions, Answers and Reviews' started by Timin770, Apr 18, 2022.
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Wow! You're kidding right?
It's foolish attitudes like what you stated that brings about ELD's and restrictions! You will end up in a horrible situation someday with that attitude!
"Work to live,don't live to work"!
Greed is a known killer of careers and people.
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So if I work 12 hour a day for 6 day is ok
But doing it for 7 days Is greedyAnother Canadian driver, Rubber duck kw, bumper Jack and 2 others Thank this. -
Yeah, it's ELDs. It's not the companies who have OUTRIGHT REFUSED to increase pay to a livable wage for 60-70 hours of work. Hahahaha does the grease paint ever get in your eyes while you're driving? That red nose can't be easy to see around as it is.
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Like I said in my original post, if you're not making enough for your needs in the time allotted by law your doing something wrong.
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No I make enough for my livelihood but why can you say if someone makes enough they shouldn't be aloud to make more? And why would you get mad at me if I want to work 12 hour day 7 days a week for a month or 2 and that equal me living to work there still another 12 hours in the day I don't sleep a full 8 hours eitherAnother Canadian driver and God prefers Diesels Thank this.
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So don't work for those companies. Simple!
There's a hundred seats waiting for our #####! Nobody's forcing you to stay with a cheap company!
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You’re free to work all the hours you want. Just can’t legally drive after 70Wasted Thyme and Another Canadian driver Thank this.
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I spent 15 years in the oilfield before I started driving a truck. I'm barely warmed up after 70 hours. Keep the 14/11 for safety, and dump the rest. I understand the 70 is there in part to keep companies from running rough-shod over their drivers, but you have the option to grow a spine, or do what the man tells you. Keep in mind I'm heavily biased, and have no experience running as a company driver, but that's my opinion on the matter. There really is no "one size fits all" here, I don't think.
But I do hate the current rules. Especially the 30 minute break.Another Canadian driver, gentleroger and Coffey Thank this. -
The 30 minute break likely won’t go anywhere since it was OOIDA and all the drivers that submitted comments that got it implemented in the first place.
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You know I get really tired of people using that BS reason about being a broke joke if you want to run more hrs that what the gobberment set... thats the biggest crook of crap I ever have heard.. why should my hands be tied by gobberment restrictions ? If I have a job to do or feel I can serve my customers needs better.. than thats my choice to make.. there's people that can function well and work 100+ hrs a week.. evidently your not 1 of them
People look & sound stupid when they try to drag financial reasoning into a debate like this
But thank you for your insight Bill Gates now saddle up your unicorn and go spread more of your pixe dustLast edited by a moderator: Apr 23, 2022
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