White sheets? Don't laugh...

To heck with that, they're not bleeding all over my clean white sheets.

 

I haven't found anything about white sheets for the dead in there either. Not to mention, you can't pronounce anyone dead and cover them up.

 

If they are dead, any cover will do.

As far as white sheets, I have looked for the link and cannot find anything that requires them in a truck.

Now, you are are out two weeks, just how clean are the white sheets?

 

My brother is a paramedic. Thats a bunch of nonsense. They carry their own sheets and body bags...

 

If it wasn't rarer than hen's teeth in this industry for drivers to actually read the regulations, rather than just ask some random stranger to tell them "the law", there would be fewer of these superstitions and wive's tales still making the rounds.

The regs aren't nearly as difficult to read as commonly thought.

http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulations/administration/fmcsr/fmcsrguide.aspx?section_type=A

 

That was supposedly the law in Connecticut. It doesn't make sense for a variety of reasons. A few years ago the head cheese of the CT state police got tired of hearing that rumor so he offered a $1,000 reward to anyone who could produce a citation issued under that statute. As far as I know, he still has his $1,000.

 

I think there is a law against that with stiff fines for improper use of sheets...

 

I have white sheets with brown spots.