Camera? Not on my watch

Nope, they'll double down.

Kind of pointless to have a camera that only records when something bad happens. They'll decide they need to monitor drivers at random times. The whole idea of the cameras, IMO, is to prevent bad things from happening. Minimum wage people who have never driven a truck will do this and will be given a list of things to watch for but someone in safety who has likely never driven a truck also.

But hey, if you're not doing anything wrong.......

Hopefully it will help. We'll see how Swifts accident rate changes over the next couple of years.

 

lol - ^^^^ Not how things work, just feels that way. (FYI - we don't have cameras here, but thought I'd weigh in!)

 

The average fast food employee is making less than $20k per year.

The Average Truck Driver makes about $45,000 - and that includes the local/shag guys. OTR is closer to $52,000 average.

 

Make sure you keep your seatbelt on at all times while inside the truck, even if you are parked. The camera will catch you.

 

"Run forest Run "

 

It already IS a job,with dealing with E-logs,Hours of service,weighing the truck and dealing with the DOT's shenanigans.lol

But those are the least of my worries.

 

Hours worked is a huge difference. Never forget that.

 

I thought about going with Swift but they use the driver cams. I hear JBS Carriers do now as well. Only bottom barrel companies that don't yet are Western Express, Werner and Schneider.

 

Schneider isn't really bottom barrel; it's considered a pretty good company for a mega.