Be careful in Kentucky

Some circumstances should be different, I can see good, had to get glasses so i could read the small print on contracts.
Even at DMV they put that writhing little bitty in that box.
when i got glasses the dmv “forgot” to turn on writings in the box, because lady was running around with the eye doctor in town.

So, this was before being known, but i can drive/back/do safety functions except reading a map without glasses.
So why have must have corrected lenses to operate the vehicle and, how do they know, i need to have them on when i go by?

Spies.


But yet i passed a guy in a semi the other day on i44 with his left leg hung out the window.

 

There’s some companies out there that are now contracting out their camera systems to entities in India that will watch the cameras for pennies a day. They hire these women via a new service and they literally loop through the cameras and watch everything, report to the company when they see something unsafe.
As a CEO of a company that I worked for years ago told me, if you watch any employee 24 hours a day and seven days a week you’ll find reasons to fire them. Even your best employees. It’s just human nature in the way it is. This wasn’t even a truck driving company. They were thinking about installing cameras in different places and he opted out of it.

 

This camera is AT the scale ?
Y’all just now figured out that the scales have lots of cameras ?

And how is this different from the clerk just looking out the window at the trucks slowing rolling over the scale ?




The corrective lens ticket is gonna be a fun one . I smell a lawsuit .
I wear contact lenses , does the camera pick that up ?

 

Well if they stop you for something and when checking you license saids "corrective lenses" and they don't see glasses in the pic their going to ask..

 

In my experience, they're not too easy to be noticed from even a couple inches away. No way to spot it with a camera.