dropping a dime

The US Marshals.

 

You can do that right here, and anonymously too.

http://nccdb.fmcsa.dot.gov/HomePage.asp

 

Or you can call 1-800- Iam-asnit-ch.

My actual feelings on this is have you tried to express your opinions in house. If so then call the DOT. Be aware that if the company shuts down you could be out of work but it is the right thing to do. Using the link above would be the best way to go. You must keep your head down.

 

Except for the snitch shot, , I agree with your points on progression. If you approach the company and they're unwilling to do their job, you have a duty to yourself to remove yourself from that hazardous environment whether they shut down, you're fired for bringing it to their attention, or you quit; and in order to safeguard your own family, to report "egregious" safety violations to http://nccdb.fmcsa.dot.gov/HomePage.asp.

Like I keep saying, self-policing won't work if responsible adults don't do the responsible thing. As others have pointed out, there is a difference.

 

Don't bother, CR England has all the judges and politicians in their back pocket like so many nickles and dimes.

 

mister g's link is confidential. If they find it justified, they'll sneak in there with an in house inspection. Your name will never be brought up.

I'd be careful if I still worked for a company because a log audit can bring fines. I'd guess the reporter would be immune.

It would look better if more than one reported them. Hand flyers out with the link in the break room! jk