I don't think accidents are inevitable, I'm just stating that compliance isn't an issue unless something goes wrong.
so, you think your safe with the elog and hos.
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Some companies(safety, log auditing, etc) make absolute compliance a big issue. I'm not pointing fingers at anyone participating in this thread.
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Look here...
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...-the-inside-scoop/11176-paperless-logs-4.html
This is from way back in the early days of TTR. Read post #34 from TurboTrucker, one of our original moderators. I thought that was a chilling testament to the power of the slip-and-fall lawyer.Meltom, KANSAS TRANSIT and Roadmedic Thank this. -
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