Nov-15-2021 09:17 AM
Nov-16-2021 06:33 AM
Nov-16-2021 03:54 AM
bgum wrote:wanderingaimlessly wrote:
Just one more example of Government beauracraps doing everything they can to control every aspect of everyones life.
And for that we thank them. Those rules were caused by events that the rules are intended to prevent. Complaints and lawlessness is committed by outlaws not law-abiding citizens and should not be tolerated by the population.
Nov-16-2021 03:53 AM
Nov-16-2021 03:19 AM
BCSnob wrote:wanderingaimlessly wrote:
Just one more example of Government beauracraps doing everything they can to control every aspect of everyones life.
What law requires the use of speed limiters on trucks? Based upon my research a proposed bill to require speed limiters set at 65mph has not passed. If correct, it’s not the government setting the speed limiters, but business are.
Nov-16-2021 02:48 AM
valhalla360 wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
Many OTR trucks built since 2000 have been required to be equipped with an ELD, Electronic Logging Device as of December, 2017. Electronic Logging Devices monitor drivers’ stats like speed, mileage, hours, driving habits, and location. Most companies and their insurance carriers generally don't look very kindly on too many over the speed limit flags on the logs. State/federal agencies do not have direct access to the ELD data, a common myth...
Yes & No, the govt doesn't have access to the logs.
Are they currently randomly pulling them and issuing tickets...no.
If there is a crash, you can bet the lawyers will get hold of the logs and they will be used against you.
Not saying this is good or bad, just correcting the statement.
Nov-16-2021 01:18 AM
Cummins12V98 wrote:Thermoguy wrote:
In the NW, trucks still speeding and camping in the left lane... Sucks trying to get around them in heavier traffic. (not hauling myself)
I know we have a supply issue, but I see more large trucks on the road then I can remember in the past.
Truck in left lane passing on two lane freeway 100% legal at Truck speed limit of 60 mph when auto traffic is 70.
Now if they are in the left lane on three lane highway they are breaking the law unless passing just like you are in a passenger vehicle.
Nov-16-2021 01:16 AM
Dutch_12078 wrote:
Many OTR trucks built since 2000 have been required to be equipped with an ELD, Electronic Logging Device as of December, 2017. Electronic Logging Devices monitor drivers’ stats like speed, mileage, hours, driving habits, and location. Most companies and their insurance carriers generally don't look very kindly on too many over the speed limit flags on the logs. State/federal agencies do not have direct access to the ELD data, a common myth...
Nov-15-2021 04:52 PM
Nov-15-2021 04:50 PM
Nov-15-2021 04:33 PM
KD4UPL wrote:
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I haven't driven since they implemented the electronic logs. I don't think I would like it very much.
Nov-15-2021 04:15 PM
Nov-15-2021 04:13 PM
Nov-15-2021 03:44 PM
Cummins12V98 wrote:Thermoguy wrote:
In the NW, trucks still speeding and camping in the left lane... Sucks trying to get around them in heavier traffic. (not hauling myself)
I know we have a supply issue, but I see more large trucks on the road then I can remember in the past.
Truck in left lane passing on two lane freeway 100% legal at Truck speed limit of 60 mph when auto traffic is 70.
Now if they are in the left lane on three lane highway they are breaking the law unless passing just like you are in a passenger vehicle.
Nov-15-2021 03:38 PM
bgum wrote:wanderingaimlessly wrote:
Just one more example of Government beauracraps doing everything they can to control every aspect of everyones life.
And for that we thank them. Those rules were caused by events that the rules are intended to prevent. Complaints and lawlessness is committed by outlaws not law-abiding citizens and should not be tolerated by the population.
Nov-15-2021 03:20 PM
Thermoguy wrote:
In the NW, trucks still speeding and camping in the left lane... Sucks trying to get around them in heavier traffic. (not hauling myself)
I know we have a supply issue, but I see more large trucks on the road then I can remember in the past.