E-log rule cleared and to be published in the Federal register.

So why wont every driver in this forum get together and stop the EOBR/ELD? No I know why, but still. We are all thinking it.

 

http://www.joc.com/regulation-polic...enge-electronic-logging-mandate_20151210.html

 

Same reason why guys haul cheap freight because someone else told them it's the way it is. No backbone folks out here just accept what's handed to them

 

So I need a truck that is built before the year of 2000?

 

Or you need to start running on E-logs by Dec 9th 2017

 

Or you need to join the fight against those stupid things by joining OOIDA and/or any other organization challenging this ridiculousness.

 

My dad is a member of OOIDA. Problem is that his truck is 2004 and will have to put elogs on it.

 

Mine came off the line 6/2000 and is "technically" an '01. I will NOT put one of those stupid things in my truck. I don't care if I need to work strictly local or intrastate, or possibly find another truck that came off the line at least a few months earlier if I want to play "by the book". There is a quick and easy solution to the situation I may resort to doing that would solve a bunch of problems without taking on the headaches of replacing a perfectly good truck with an unknown older one...but it isn't one I'm going to post details about on a public forum. Bottom line, I'm not running elogs. Period. End of sentence.

 

Looks like I'll be keeping my 98 international 9400 with a cat 3406. All my friends though I was crazy for buying an older truck looks like I'll be the last one laughing.

 

One of 'em!!!