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It's actually very well defined, so I have no idea how it's a "slippery slope"
by dymk 7y ago
It's actually very well defined, so I have no idea how it's a "slippery slope"
- ceejayoz 7y agoSo there are 730 hours in a month. You're insured for all of them, but you might be driving for only 200 of them, and a portion of that won't be "on a trip". What percentage of the monthly commercial drivers insurance cost are they counting as expenses? Same thing with maintenance. Yeah, that oil change may have cost $40... but none of it was incurred while on a trip.
- michaelt 7y agoceejayoz didn't say slippery slope - they mean slippery as a synonym for "tricky" or "furtive" For example, "$21 per hour while on a trip" could mean that, if a driver takes a fare 30 minutes out of town then returns empty, they are only paid $10.50 for the hour's work because returning empty was not "on a trip"
- lonelappde 7y agoIt's not "could" it's clearly the meaning. Out of town drives have surplus charge for this reason.