Things on a truck a cop would look at for a random inspection?

I don't know. But we're going to find out.

For the record, I'm fine being wrong.

 

You should have provided a link and finished the item.

TheEVAL01-Fenix-Vortex-RM is ideal for asset or process tracking as it provides a unique identification number plus the data from both temperature and pressure sensors.

 

I am too, but after reading those two articles, I'm betting the OHP Officer told me the truth.

I know Jack though about RFID or the technology, and I was wrong once about something I said, in 1977

 

That's not what I quoted. Good try though

 

I assume you are referencing this:

Michelin Uses RFID to Track Tire Pressure and Tread for London Bus Company | RFID JOURNAL

If you read and understand it, you'll see they're using RFID and TPMS with a reader that can read both. But they are two separate systems.

 

I heard something about it once, but never seen it in person and our scales in Canada are straight out of 1985, so I doubt we will see it up here.

 

New one on me. I guess if I had access to the info, before crossing a scale, would be nice to have. I once got inspected in Ohio, had just picked up a nail. Tire was leaking loudly. Had less than half the max pressure. Considered Flat. About 40lbs. Got put OOS, filled tire with my air hose and left. What’s the chances?

 

That's correct. You left out some pretty important parts. Like the several areas where they clearly illustrate that they're two different systems.

 

Spread em around and pull em out boys, we got a contest

 

When I worked for a mega, I had a trailer recap explode crossing the scale lol. They were less than impressed.