camera blocking?

Discussion in 'Superior Carriers' started by yankatank, Jun 14, 2019.

  1. yankatank

    yankatank Medium Load Member

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    AH...ok makes sense....nah, I have the 'lane departure disable' button. I use that. Thanks for pointing that out!
     
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  3. Boom Tube

    Boom Tube Light Load Member

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    This thread just makes me want to keep my old Mack until the wheels fall off. What a bunch of BS they are putting us through.
     
  4. x1Heavy

    x1Heavy Road Train Member

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    And keep my old 26 year old tahoe at home. It hardly has anything in it. It has a basic computer for engine and thats about it. Ive got a computer that I can plug into it when it;s running and see whats what.

    Keep your old mack, it will out live you. When i started there were macks dating to the very late 50's still running in the 80's back then. Thats 30 years plus.

    I don't do cameras unless I bought my own. There will be a awful lot of bills of lading and other associated company forms up there and if they cannot see anything with that camera oh well.

    In a few years that truck will become alive and self aware. And do the driving without humans in them. Wouldnt that be nice. //sarc
     
  5. wsyrob

    wsyrob Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    I got one of the last Mack's without cameras and all that BS.

    217000 miles. I will retire before this truck
     
  6. Boom Tube

    Boom Tube Light Load Member

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    Cool. Mine has similar miles. I average about 100K miles per year, so hopefully it'll last at least 3 more years. The Prostars I had would always crap out by 300K lol.
     
  7. JoeTruck

    JoeTruck Heavy Load Member

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    If you use the lane departure off button to often the company will let you know.
    My solution was to go to a different company without that c##p.
     
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  8. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    The sensor in the bumper is the radar unit, and that’s the heart of the adaptive cruise crap. The windshield camera is for lane departure and speed limit sign noise.
     
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  9. D.Tibbitt

    D.Tibbitt Road Train Member

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    Get a job that dont use cameras
     
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  10. Lilj

    Lilj Medium Load Member

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    Good luck with that
     
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  11. yankatank

    yankatank Medium Load Member

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    within the next 5 years ALL companies will have a camera in the truck. Bet that's going to be the next 'mandate'! My question is, how will THAT make driving safer? If it does, maybe they should 'test' on 4 wheelers and have actual proof before putting it in trucks. Oh wait, nobody wants to be watched while driving their vehicle, my bad.
     
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