What is this

I am not sure what you are saying, with an exempt truck, unless your company requires you to use it, there is no need to, infact it doesn't even need to be in there, period.

The truck doesn't even have to be exempt, if you are running local and don't need to even run paper logs.

 

Hard to tell for sure but I think it is a Prius.

 

Could be a grow op

 

@rank I just picture a dot cop jumping on on your step, seeing that on the dash then jumping off. "have a nice day, drive safe" lol

 

You’re not far off. It’s not in my truck, but the story goes like this.

Cop: give me your documents and show me your blank paper logs
Driver: sure but don’t you want my logs?
Cop: no
Driver: Are you sure. I can print them
Cop: I know. I hate those things

 

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