Every road in every state already has a speed limiter. It's called a speed limit sign. And that's really all that's needed.
FMCSA--Speed limiters are coming
Discussion in 'Other News' started by kemosabi49, Apr 28, 2022.
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I have mixed feelings on this subject.
We have a group of responsible owner ops with fast trucks that know when and when not to use that speed and know what a safe following distance is , I have my truck governed at 80 but you will seldom see me running over 62 to 65 unless I'm passing somebody .
Then we have the newer owner ops that haven't been in the United States very long that are flat on the floor , think 10 feet is a safe following distance and don't have sence enough to slow down in bad weather.
Next comes the eastern euro crowd ...need I say more ?
For the most part the LTL line haul guys and ups people seem pretty adept at staying out of crashes , not including fed ex ground of course .
Then we have the poorly trained drivers for the mega otr fleets flat on the floor that would probably pee theyre pants if they dared slow down or not max out the log every day cause some DM might write em up.
Livestock, haz mat and fuel haulers arnt an issue in the grand scheme of things .
I would say of the ungoverned trucks the reason fmsa it proposing this the prize goes to .
1 .Amazon ....flat slap scarey they are !
2 .all the instant owner ops that have come along recently. ...like yopo and super ego .
3. The mega otr carriers with theyre poorly trained drivers .
As for the top 2 maybe fmcsa should make operating authority harder to obtain and harder to keep , and maybe start enforcing the rules of the road.Another Canadian driver, TheLoadOut, Blue jeans and 5 others Thank this. -
Kemosabi just threw out a post with a link to make comments to the fmcsa .
You don't have to be an ooida member and takes just a few minutes.Another Canadian driver, Coffey, TheLoadOut and 4 others Thank this. -
Submitted, # 129 of 129 comments. First time I’ve ever submitted a comment. Easy, thanks for the Link.
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I don’t know if it’s asked but how does this affect owner operators? Are we excluded?
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either way it’s going to cause issues for non ecm guys since they still have to follow the posted speed limit.
Wonder what the cattle haulers going to do?Another Canadian driver, wore out, Blue jeans and 2 others Thank this. -
When this happens I’m gonna like the looks I get when my oldschool faded 53 year old 350hp truck slides on by a 600hp shiny new largecar on a highway with 70-75 mph speed limit.
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