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ÀÌ·¸°Ô, ´Ù¸§Àº ¹«¾ùÀΰ¡? Àú Á¤º¸´Â ÀüºÎ ¾çźÀÚÀÇ ¹Ø¿¡ ´ç½ÅÀº ³ÆÄ°¡ ÀÖÀ» ¶§±îÁö üÀçÇÑ´Ù. Attorneys dig it all up and if you¡¯ve lied, you¡¯re up a creek. Everyone is playing the odds or is ignorant of that fact or doesn¡¯t care.
It¡¯s the old saying of - if you have nothing to hide, what¡¯s the problem? Right now, everyone lies. It¡¯s a matter of how much. The majority of us try to get as close as possible while others are lying their ass off. With OBDRs the lies catch up to you more quickly. The purpose of an OBDR is when you pull into a weigh station, troopers can plug into your black box and download all your information right there. They will be able to write you tickets for lying on your logbook and speeding.
The big problem OBDRs won¡¯t fix is the main reason drivers get tired on the road. The OBDR won¡¯t know if you¡¯re in the truck or back on the dock counting or loading freight. That¡¯s where all the problems lie. Drivers will still get taken advantage of by shippers for free labor. We spend the day waiting to load, counting freight as it gets loaded or we¡¯re loading it ourselves. All that time is logged as being in the sleeper berth. That time should be logged as ¡®on-duty¡¯ and is supposed to affect how many hours we can drive after working all day. Since the logbook and any OBDR shows that we¡¯ve been sleeping, we¡¯re ready to go. Shippers, brokers and companies expect and demand you to go.
You might be saying something like - If companies already know what their trucks and their drivers are doing, shouldn¡¯t they enforce the HOS rules, whatever they may be? Trucking companies are part of the problem. They know exactly what¡¯s going on. They expect their drivers to load and unload, log it as sleeper berth, then put in a full day of driving. In fact, they count on it.
PMT driver Mike Mattingly liked the new HOS: ¡°I¡¯d like to keep the new ones,¡± he said. ¡°They¡¯ve been making money for me.¡± Mattingly said he¡¯s been pleased with the new HOS, and that he wished they would stay the same.
Me too. The problem isn¡¯t old rules or new rules or how many hours we drive or rest. It¡¯s the enforcement of those rules that needs to change. Stop shippers from being able to take advantage of drivers. The new 14 hour on-duty rule was a start in the right direction no matter what anyone said.
Trucker in deadly Amtrak crash guilty of logbook violations
Your log book can send you to jail. Why keep taking that chance? If blackboxes were cheap and dependable there wouldn¡¯t be a question. They don¡¯t need black boxes to find out you¡¯ve been lying. Northwest Indiana News: nwitimes.com -
Bad News on the Way
This lawyer thinks he has a good handle on what the court is looking for when the FMCSA comes back on the deadline on Aug 30. And it¡¯s not a pretty picture for companies or drivers. Opinion: There¡¯s a Bad
No Change in HOS Yet
FMCSA seeks stay of current hours rule The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration asked a federal appeals court Aug. 30 to keep the current hours-of-service regulations in place for at least six months – and probably considerably longer — while