Company installing driver cams. Now what?

Or just take a dump in front of the camera, some kind of problem will be solved

 

You wouldn't want to, however the lack of trust has been earned make no mistake. There's good drivers out there don't get me wrong, but for every 1 good driver there's 30 or 40 bad ones and that number increases by the day. It may not be that there's a reason for a company to not trust YOU specifically, but I can completely understand the general lack of trust...I dont take it personal and you shouldn't either....good drivers know who they are, we need to worry about the bad ones and educate them.

 

Here's more food for thought, you have such a problem being recorded as you're driving that it's clearly causing some anger to the point that here we are on the internet discussing it ,but think about it, you're being recorded WAY more outside the truck than you ever will be inside of it....shouldn't THAT bother you more? Every time you go to Walmart, ATMS and banks, hospitals, cross the street at a crosswalk, you're being recorded. But there's nobody up at Parliament protesting that, that I'm aware of. Hard pressed to even find an internet forum even talking about it.

 

Yeah I do understand you, and your point is well taken but for me personally it's just too much 1984 to cope with. It's coming to a world near you without question, but it's just in my wiring to value my imagined privacy for as long as possible.
I'm from England, over there you'll almost never see a police patrol car on the road. There are so many cameras all linked to computers which have records of current insurance, road tax, ownership , reg plate, color, etc any discrepancyand here's your ticket. You'll almost never see anyone very the speed limit anymore, over the last few years the cameras work out the average speed between cameras and automatically send out your ticket to the registered owner with 5 days to give up the drivers name or else etc. It has its benefits at times; some old girl with alzheimers wanders off from her carer in a city centre and gets on a bus ( old people travel free and rarely get asked for their pass) then in their confusion gets off somewhere and walks about looking for their husband who died years ago all the while getting colder and colder and more spaced our. In 5 minutes a good operator can trace her journey and find her. In a short time AI will do it in seconds.
I know it's coming, but I am too old a dog for new tricks, and I'll have to be dragged kicking and screaming into that brave new world, and it's the only good thing about being already a pensioner that if I had to stop it won't really bother me, I'd rather it was in my time rather than anyone else's but I wouldn't be able to handle big brother looking at me.

 

Well hopefully canadians can be prodded back into reality pretty soon and take that turdeau goof out of parliament with a noose around his neck like he deserves and we can have our calm polite country back and get back to having manners, courtesy and trust in our citizens....until then, robots and f***in cameras will be our future

 

Amen to that

 

The situation in England is pretty wild, I honestly couldn't live like that. Speaking of protesting the constant surveillance going on in Canada, I was out in force with the 17th Ave protests in Calgary. I was also working with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, to get government spending removed from such programs. Lemme tell you, that's a real tender spot for the powers that be, so if you want a couple Sheriffs showing up on your doorstep, 9am Saturday morning, its a sure bet. Or it might have been these couple of stationary traffic camera's that, just happened to explode. Darn China lithium backup batteries, they should come with a warning label

 

Good attitude to have genius! It doesn't matter if they deserve it or not, we all know they deserve it, the camera can also see when something is un-avoidable, it helps you in court. I can't believe that even needed to be said yikes...your ignorance is actually shocking.