FCC--Fremont Contract Carriers

If I remember right there is but you kind of have to dig for it in settings. They’ll be a battery symbol with a lightning bolt going thru it on the screen when enabled, and in the settings you can determine at what voltage to be the monitor threshold for it to maintain. But, this was a few years back when I had an APU it could be a different model than what you have.

 

Hit the 'menu' button, then cycle thru the options with the arrow buttons until you get to 'battery monitor', then hit the 'menu' button again, and if it says 'off', use the arrow buttons to change it to 'on' then hit the 'menu' button again.

 

Wasn't me. I was on the road when I got that message.

 

What did the message say?

 

I was gonna say “please don’t let it be @cdavis188 “ you’ve had a tough enough week already. I’m late to the party but it’s worth repeating, what happened down in KC on your first day, don’t let that get to you. And like others said at least you got to see how FCC treats their drivers over little mishaps. Hell that’s probably not the worst thing that happened that day with all the trucks they have on the road. Everyone has little hiccups starting a new gig, you just got yours outta the way early is all. No biggie, live and learn and that’s how you gain experience. Have a safe ride out to Cali.

 

The dash cams record constantly they can go in and check it match it with approximate time search.

 

FCC, best bunch of human beings to work for in this industry.

 

Did the driver go back in the truck stop and ask to see the camera?

Most truck stops have cameras on there fuel islands, it might’ve shown that person walking up from his truck!!!!