What if they are a Mexican company or based out of Mexico? Would CSA 2010 rules still apply? Canadian drivers do you have issues with these rules or if you get a violation does it only affect your Canada license?
Are Mexican carriers subject to CSA 2010?
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by scubaghost, Mar 13, 2011.
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When in the USA, you comply with the USA rules.
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I understand that but if a driver with a Canadian license or Mexican license gets a violation in the US, does it go against his home country license or just recorded for USDOT? i.e....speeding ticket in US, demerits on Canadian license.
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I believe it's reciprocal, since Canada and USA acknowledge each others registration etc.
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Yes they are subject and you the taxpayer are subject to paying for the EOBR installed on their equipment.
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scottied67 Thanks this.
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regardless of who owns what data--be it elogs/qualcomm/ezpass/eobr
if you are in an accident,that info will be available to whoever wants -
The cops, etc can get the data that's needed. I don't think we should be footing the bill for the Mexican trucks to have the EOBR's. They can pay for those themselves.
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