JBS Carriers dash cams, that face the driver.

No, it's not your home. It's JBS's truck. Period. End of story...

Althought, when your talking about the legality, that would depend on the lawyer.

Ask a mathematician what 1 + 1 is, and he'll tell you 2.
Ask a Lawyer what 1 + 1 is, and he'll ask you "How much do you want it to be"..........

Never the less, that's what JBS is doing. And not enough drivers are standing up against it. Apparently, JBS hire's a bunch of sheep.

 

I told my buddy to get a huge dildo, (Like 2' long) hang it over his shirtless shoulder, and slam on the breaks hard enough to set the camera off.... And then give the camera the bird.

Me personally, I'd tell JBS to go fly a kite. If they trust you enough to give you the job, they should trust you enough to do your job, without "spying" on you...

Considering that it's very possible that JBS can easily watch you without activating the recording device. You'd never know they're watching you. Total and complete BS. And if the drivers allow this to happen with JBS, other companies will follow suit. And soon, all companies will have camera's in them.

If you don't believe me, just look at the Qual Coms, ELOGS and other things like it.

I wished I'd have put $5,000 into Qual-com's stock 10years ago.

 

I never wear my seat belt in a parking lot. As soon as I get off a road, be a shopping center, a shipper/receiver or anywhere else... As soon as I'm off the road, the seat belt comes off. I have stacks on the side of my truck, and have to either lean way out, or step out on the runner to back into a dock or parking spot... Just so I can see better...

I can imagine what JBS would do if I backed into a dock door too hard and wasn't even sitting in my seat... LMAO... Or caught me in the bunk, getting a pepsi, while going down the interstate..(BTW, I never do with when their traffic around me, or a curve coming up.)