I do everything I need to do in a safe manner. Out on the road is also our life, don't get to go home, so I will live it. If it comes to that I will absolutely quit and do something else. It's not about time management it's about our rights, and they are taking them away. You think we're hurting for drivers now?? Just wait. Real American's don't take kindly to taking away all their freedoms, especially when people like me have fought for them.
Really don't let them have your cell number???? That is part of the job!!! My last company wouldn't hire you unless you had a cell. You must have no life, family, or friends.
And yes we do have a choice. We love the company we're with, they have Qualcomm and call the cell phones! They are thriving and safe! Left the last company because everything they did was shady, but still had no issues with using the cell phones.
Cell phone ban
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Goodneighbor, Feb 13, 2012.
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Believe it or not the technology is coming, most likely mandated by the FCC on a recommendations of the NTSB and the FHWSA.People are sick of others causing harm through negligence. Hence the stricter rules for conduct, the new systems for tracking transgressions, and the more severe penalties. Myself I support the outright ban. People got along just fine for thousands of years without cell phones, they will continue to bepreathe without being attached to them 24/7. -
You are in the wrong country if you think it's okay to take all peoples rights away. Again, never been in nor caused an accident, if you will then don't use them, maybe go back to driving school.
Also, we have the technology to do a lot of things, that doesn't mean they have the right to use it anywhere, anytime, against anyone. -
BTW, the company does have the Right to say what optional equipment and devices are allowed in the truck they either own or control through a lease.Tazz and Emulsified Thank this. -
A) You have no right to operate on public roads. You are granted a privilege to operate..
B) As mentioned above you have no right to a cell phone.
C) The discussion was originally about using a cell phone in a company truck while on duty driving.
D) I have no problem restricting my use to appropriate times, however seeing the people who can not leads to my support of the ban.
In addition I'll add a couple observations.
Those that shout the loudest of their service in general did the least.
Dragging irrelevant driving school suggestions speaks to the strength of your argument.Autocar and Emulsified Thank this. -
But you have a right to a gun!
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Now you would have the right of self defense and could use said weapon for that purpose.
You have the right to purchase and own a cell phone. You do not have a right to it's use on a public road. For now the law allows limited use varying by vehicle and location.
You have the right to purchase and own a bottle of Junior Johnson's Blue Moon. You do not have the right to it's use on a public road.
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Shout the loudest really, did you serve???? I just made a very small one time comment that I did. You again just want to be a jerk.
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