> The audit logs can never show who was actually behind the wheel. You would compare the audit logs to the payroll logs. If someone is getting paid for hours

> The audit logs can never show who was actually behind the wheel. You would compare the audit logs to the payroll logs. If someone is getting paid for hours that aren’t in the logs, it’s a clear violation. > The only fix is to have police on the highway randomly pulling over trucks, and checking that the driving license of the actual driver matches who the computer thinks is the driver. That wouldn’t even address the problem. The historical logs are being altered, not the current driver. If you pulled them over then the computer would have them shown as the driver. Definitely not that hard. Just audit payroll and driver logs to see if they match. The truck drivers aren’t driving extra hours for free.