Then the mods should delete it. I don't see this thread as any different to the ones about who will hire me after a dirty drug test, etc. He asked, I provided a reply. He's a big boy and will have to deal with the consequences if something happens. Risk vs reward.
Two logs. How to?
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Unbelievable this forum allows 8 pages and counting on now to cook your books. Just don't hit anything driver cause if you do you are beyond screwed. Don't care how legal it looks on paper.
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They're limiting their legal liability by forcing you to run legal to the letter of the law and to ensure that you meet the productivity goals they have set they make you live your entire life in a truck. Your just their ##### no matter what company you work for. I can get your weeks worth of work done in 2 days and have 5 days to enjoy with my family and friends pursuing my own interest. I'm a person and I have a life. That's the difference between old school and new breeds. Old school got the job done better in 1/3 the time and lived their life. New breeds are too afraid to do anything they aren't told to and live like slaves in constant fear.pigeon river trucking, bottomdumpin, Mudguppy and 2 others Thank this. -
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"outlaw" carriers provide better faster service and look better doing it, but you can't run a mega fleet like an "outlaw" because in order to hire enough drivers to staff a mega fleet and keep up with turnover you have to hire a bunch of ####### to drive your trucks because most the drivers who are worth a #### won't put up with the BS system you have to have in place to deal with all the ####### you have to hire. So now your stuck putting E-logs and two way cameras In all your trucks to mitigate your liability after giving all these tards a truck and a load.
How do you compete with the smaller companies that offer far superior service. The simple answer is you can't unless this particular customer values capacity over speed. So the Mega fleets I.E the ATA have joined together to try and shove e-logs down our collective throats through significant lobbying efforts to try and wipe out their competition.
I hate to ruin your fragile innocent world view, but Logbooks are now and always were Labor laws. They have never been about safety and the push for E-logs now continues the trend.Accidental Trucker, Boardhauler and 7-UP Thank this. -
If you run "outlaw" and get into an accident, you MAY escape criminal charges if you are ruled not at fault, but rest assured you will NOT escape the civil lawsuit which will have the potential to backrupt you and then some.
An opposing attorney in such a suit can and will subpoena EVERYTHING relating to your last several days of duty status. Fuel and toll receipts, credit card and cell phone records, time stamps on BOLs, you name it, it's fair game.
It may be worth it to you, but not to the rest of us.Last edited: Mar 6, 2016
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E-Logs are the result. The "outlaws" brought all this on themselves.Ssssnake, drvrtech77 and spyder7723 Thank this. -
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