I'm curious, if you don't have your own numbers, where could you run a glider or a pre 2000 truck and not have to deal with elds? Are there companies you can lease onto that allow you to run older trucks/gliders on paper logs or is this now reserved to straight up o.o's with their own numbers & insurance?
ELD exempt trucks or gliders
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by crocky, Apr 9, 2018.
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Where my dad is leased on to is a smaller outfit, maybe 20 owner ops and 6-7 company drivers. Anyways about half the o/o here run pre 2000 trucks on paper. My dads is a 1993
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Instead of looking for a company that will encourages you to break hos to make any money, why not simply look for a company that pays better?
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I am leased to the flatbed division of a very mega megacarrier. They allow pre-1999 trucks to follow the regulations. They are super strict that if we have violations, or turn in logs late, well be on ELD. So far, so good.
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I think he means in general.
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