Flakes log book

Discussion in 'ELD Forum | Questions, Answers and Reviews' started by Moephilly1, Nov 17, 2018.

  1. DL550CAT

    DL550CAT Road Train Member

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    It’s up to officer to enforce the law it’s up to the judge to determine if he was right and how to apply penalties. Fines are not about “learning a lesson” they are about generating revenue. If you are truly unsafe you get shut down or hauled off.
    If everyone went before the judge on every ticket there would be a lot less revenue generation going on.
     
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  3. blairandgretchen

    blairandgretchen Road Train Member

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    Yeah - he’s an <edited> - but you were going to pick up a part (business related) - so it should have been on duty.

    If that’s what you told him.

    I always say I’m just going for a drive on my day off.
     
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  4. Rubber duck kw

    Rubber duck kw Road Train Member

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    You're right, they wouldn't get as much revenue, you'd get warnings for everything which on a CDL affects you the same as a ticket but you can't contest it.
     
  5. Moephilly1

    Moephilly1 Light Load Member

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    True it’s all about the money
     
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  6. TallJoe

    TallJoe Road Train Member

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    I can't get it why the op told the cop he was going for a part instead of going to his aunt. Countless times, I drove to my truck parking location checking/working on some things. Did I log it, so that my 34 hour resets were interrupted? Well...I had better not say it on this public forum - admission to committing log book falsification.:eek:
    On the other hand, I can see that someone might even say that I am on duty right now too - typing this. Even if it is not business related, it is so for sure correlated. Oh yeah, I had better hurry up to my tablet and log the 2 minutes spent here - interrupting my 34 at home.
     
  7. MartinFromBC

    MartinFromBC Road Train Member

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    Taking your elderly mother some groceries is the story ALWAYS!
     
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  8. stillwurkin

    stillwurkin Road Train Member

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    I cleaned my mirrors and windshield while off duty..should i turn myself in?
     
  9. stuckinthemud

    stuckinthemud Medium Load Member

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    Only if your conscience bothers you.
     
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  10. 88 Alpha

    88 Alpha Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Did y'all miss the highlighted part? He got a ticket for not being logged in. Since he wasn't logged in, he couldn't show PC or anything else.

    If your company allows you to use PC, then use PC. If they don't and you log out and drive anyway, you could end up with a ticket like Moephilly did.

    Unfortunately, @Moephilly1 you received a valid ticket. Fight it and hope for the best but learn the lesson of staying logged in unless your truck is in the shop or is otherwise subject to someone else driving it when you are not in it.

    AND... moving this thread to ELD where it belongs.
     
  11. stillwurkin

    stillwurkin Road Train Member

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    Yup yup got to be logged in and have something on the eld for them to view. Your in a cmv..not your personal vehicle. The way it is.
     
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