O/O, so I don't have to "show" that I did a Pre or Post. I was told over 20 years ago by the Inspector that did my New Entrant Audit, when they still showed up in your driveway with a white van and actually did an audit, to NOT show anything on a log book I didn't need to.
Darned if you do darned if you don't? Pre-trip/Post-trip?
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Do you believe (a) (2) (ii) requires a signature?Stringb8n Thanks this.
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I was curious about the whole pants thing.....Not optional, eh?
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If you are going in to Canada they want 8 days post trip,if they stop you anywhere for inspection.
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I mean if you want to expariment with a reverse errection in this cold.....i aint going to stop ya
may get some oddball looks from the local lot lizards though
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Most of the time if company driver. They want you to report a PTI. Probably because if get pulled into a scale. The officer can see that you atleast took a peek at things. Based on logs. If you actually did it is another story.ZVar Thanks this.
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You have to stop at one to get in trouble at one…..
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Not necessarily. About 20 years ago I was in a weigh station on I-57 in Illinois when a trooper sprinted out to his car to go catch a truck that blew past. A couple or so minutes later he contacted the coop to let everyone know he succeeded. That's probably rare though. I once met a driver who said he always blows past and never gets caught. He drove for the same company as me, too---governed at 65.
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