My Driver Facing Camera experience (thoughts, please)?

I'd love to, but the thought of hauling fuel is scary.
Why avoid Circle K?

 

I hear you.
They are going to make sure that I don't get unemployment.
But, how in the world are they going to explain how they got their justification?
I have no accidents or tickets on record.
We used the outward facing camera to see the driver inside the cab?
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I agree with you.
Now, the person making the final decision might feel differently?
I've seen bad claims approved and good claims denied, so, sometimes, you really don't know?
However, this is correct in GA!
There is wrongful termination/discrimination, but that's a totally different ballgame.

 

But!
Read the policy once again!
"While operating a vehicle on work time, the Company requires that the driver's personal cell phone/mobile device be turned off.
In other words, if someone has their phone on while operating the trucks during working hours and has a possible accident the company is not liable?
Just sounds so strange to me.
On or off (how is it half way during "working hours")?
I have an accident on my blue-tooth yet, I was supposed to have my phone off?
Just sounds like a loop hole for the company to stay out of trouble KNOWING no one (and I mean no one) is going to turn off the phone.
So, EVERYONE IS IN VIOLATION EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY DAY UNTIL THEY WANT TO TERMINATE A DRIVER?
The policy is written to screw any driver over.
NO ONE turns off his/her cell phone.

 

LOL Right!
Unemployment won't know this until I tell them.
I'm sure they WON'T say that, but I am.
I'm sure that I will have to appeal, and I have a ton of information to provide.
Pay $150 and agree to a driver facing camera although you are a female (1 of 2)and have NO accidents or tickets out of ALL the drivers for the last 5 years?
WHY do I need a driver facing camera?
HMMM