I have driven for several companies with dual facing cameras, and never had an issue, But then I do my job, so I dont worry about it.
Most of the negative stuff posted is from drivers that do not even deal with the drive cam stuff. If you go to work and do your job you should have no problems. If you work for a bad company then that unto it self is reason to leave.
I don't understand why or how
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It seems like it would be simple to program the inside camera and microphone to shut off when the brakes are set.
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As far as I’m concerned that was none other thaN Walmart’s stupidity for accepting a driver from that far away to work out of that DC.stillwurkin Thanks this. -
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I just laugh and shake my head at the privacy argument. I’m 60 years old and I’ve been steadily employed for 45 of those years, and I’ve never had a job where I wasn’t subject to management supervision while I worked. As for when I’m parked and in the sleeper, I put a sock over the camera. Problem solved.
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