Driver facing camera, was he just messing with me?

I'd be careful when you sit on your 5 gallon bucket with toliet paper in hand. Maybe pull the curtain.

 

I could care less about those cameras. If you haven't noticed cameras everywhere, especially in the workplace watching everything, all the time.

I don't like it but it is what it is.

All I know is when I go off duty at the end of my day the curtain gets pulled and the camera is gone.

If that's not good enough for you then buy your own truck.

 

They can watch you anytime they want. Have to tell drivers only trigger events start recording. Other wise who would drive for the mega #### box fleets.

 

How else does a company know if a driver changes his radio station or is talking on the phone while driving or drops something and reaches down to the floor to pick it up or is eating while driving?

 

They are cheap camera and can't live stream. You know how much data they would need to live stream 24/7. I would not believe the shops guys

 

I think most drivers occasionally do these things. No, actually I think most if not all do. Lol phone with a hands free headset. Most eat while driving. Do sunflower seeds count?

 

We all do, but now with cameras can be fired for safety violations.
It proves the cameras run all the time or they wouldn't know what you're doing.

 

This is where you could get a lawyer and sue a company. Because it was explained explicitly to me the only time the camera is viewed as when there’s an event. And then it was explain to me what types of scenarios set the event off. So let’s say I was reaching down for a dropped banana and I didn’t set off an event but then was later fired for reaching over to pick up a banana. That would be an invasion of my privacy. Because it was explained to me that only in the scenario of an event recording would they be viewing the camera. Now if I’m picking up the banana and I swerved into the other lane and have to slam the brakes on and the camera goes off, that’s a different story.

 

Several drivers have posted on here they received warnings from the company about various things, such as changing the radio station or not having both hands on the steering wheel.
Third party monitors also watch the cameras and report to the company anything they deem necessary.