Exactly what information does it store? Would you happen to know how this information would help in an accident where fault is determined?
Rear Ended trucks fault?
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The ECM generally records all info as to the operation of truck, concerning speed when the brakes were applied & for how long. It's essentially a monitor in the truck. It does help law enforcement when trying to assess responsibility for an accident.
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Just one more question--Do they have this technology on most trucks now?
So glad they have this technology for the sake of the professional truck drivers!Last edited by a moderator: Apr 27, 2011
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Any updates on this, Mayhem?
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No. I haven't heard anything yet. I was told the Ins co would call me after, but I guess my written statement says it all.bullhaulerswife Thanks this.
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UGH, yeah, now its just a waiting game, I guess.
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Well I'll tell ya Pilgim that $300 worth of damage is so slight it is ( would ) be impossible for even a crystial cup to be damaged. I would say go see my doctor. She would not t go. And rolling back is a error generally made by less seasoned drivers. Just sayin..
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