You call self driving trucks a rinky-dink regulation that’s gonna take your job and put your ### at home out of a job? You ready to retrain for something else? Just because they can invent self driving trucks doesn’t mean they have to take everyone’s job. That’s what I’m talking about.
If we ask truckers as a whole said “well we’re just gonna quit now since 10 years from now you’re trying to take all our jobs with technology, unless you were willing to delay that technology implementation for at least 20 to 25 years” then that’s exactly what would happen.
FMCSA--Speed limiters are coming
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I travel I-81 and 78 through central PA. A lot. Every day in fact. Nothing irritates me more than being stuck behind a 60 mph drag race. Neither will admit defeat, so there you sit, watching two idiots duel it out for miles.
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I have three million safe miles with no chargeable accident or moving violations, and part of the reason for those 3 million plus safe miles is having the ability to accelerate out of bad situations when needed.
If every truck is governed at let’s say 65mph, you will see what a unmitigated disaster that will be, incidences of road rage will skyrocket, this job can be stressful enough. In all my years of driving I have felt more stressed when driving a truck governed at 65mph, that can’t get around another truck, and has no ability to accelerate out of certain situations.Another Canadian driver, Blue jeans, Bret1984 and 4 others Thank this. -
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What’s rinky dink and minor to one can be a deal to another. Where 1 man may be a career company man (and not 1 thing wrong with that) the other may be a career O/O. Some of those guys know they would have an easier life not owning a truck but it’s the only life they know. It’s not a job or a lifestyle even but more of a calling. You can’t ask those guys who have done things their way their entire adult life to up and change without discomfort. I wholeheartedly see to some this isn’t a big deal and I respect that. There will only be further encroachment till everyone is affected in some aspect. At that time it will be too late. Honestly it already is.
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