MILLIS Transfer no longer what it once was

It is this type of attitude that has turned the industry (and possibly the country) into a "big brother's watching you" intrusion.

Give up YOUR rights if you want. But don't trample on MINE. Sad...just very, very sad that the masses of oblivious sheeple don't see where all this privacy intrusion is eventually gonna lead.

You can no longer buy a cell phone that can't be 'tracked'. You can no longer walk down a street without being 'tracked' by one camera then the next. You can no longer drive down the street without being 'tracked' by cameras, and other devices. What's next? Your home? What the hell do YOU care...you're not doing anything wrong, right? Let the government put cameras in every room of your house. Got nothing to loose right?

 

If you do not want a CAMERA in the company truck you were hired to drive best way to resolve the problem is buy YOUR OWN TRUCK

 

It's plain and simple. If you are ok with a camera in your truck, great.
If not get the hell out of that truck and into ones that don't. The camera in the truck thing
isn't going away anytime soon.

 

They probably need to keep a camera trained on little Mikey

 

Is the camera in the truck a babysitter? IF it only stores information based upon events I don't see it as an invasion of privacy. However I do agree that it is a slippery slope. How easy and convenient would it be for a hauler to activate the camera at any given time to see if the truck was abandoned, the drivers was in need, or many other circumstances for less honorable reasons. I for one embrace technology, but it has to be used with constraints. This would no doubt lead to further regulation and probably regulatory agencies. Should be an interesting few years to see how everything gets adopted and then abused.

 

In this industry every screening technology or device for driver tracking, etc. after adoption primarily by larger carriers in the name of cost savings, eventually becomes mandatory. And any rights given up are by the driver and nobody else. So when you accept it, it will eventually be forced upon me no matter who's truck I am driving.

 

Funny how some drivers do not want a camera in their truck but ok to VIDEO everything , everybody around them so they can post on USELESS TUBE and get EWWS and AHHS from viewers

 

Do you have cameras in your trucks...?

 

The 4 new KW 680S have them , looking at putting them in the rest over the next year, insurance company negotiating a rate reduction by having them