I was stopped by DOT other day in Ohio..... im curious
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by unconstitutionalDOT, May 19, 2022.
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Learn what the 1st amendment is. You are at work, in your employers truck not your truck. Years ago, worked for a company that had a policy all drivers must carry the previous month’s log book, for the whole month. Company owner said “I know the DOT regulations are for the previous 7 days, but my drivers will furnish the previous 30 days. You argue with a trooper about this, your fired”.
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The officer agreed with me being concerned about his safety.
He put his blue lights on and I followed him to a nearby safer place. -
A lot of cops are good ppl. You should try to go out of your way to accommodate them. Out of the many interactions I've had, I've only been a d*ck to one of them. He was blatantly being a douchebag. I still complied with all his requests. Even if the cop is wrong, no need to be held up, fined or jailed. Here's a tip that can sometimes work... if you feel like the officer was rude or in the wrong, call his department and speak to his supervisor. In my personal vehicle I recieved a ticket that I should not have. I drove to the department and talked to the police chief. After explaining the situation, he disposed of the ticket and made the officer come apologize. Lol!
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Why would you wanna cause Trouble no he can't violate your rights but he can cost you time and be delayed.....you're a professional driver so act like it.....
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