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As I said in the post you are responding to: > [T]hese logs aren't checked unless something goes wrong, at which point the company can use to show the trucker
by kerkeslager 1y ago
As I said in the post you are responding to:
> [T]hese logs aren't checked unless something goes wrong, at which point the company can use to show the trucker was in violation of their stated policies to reduce liability.
This doesn't prevent truckers violating policy in any way--truckers simply accept the risk that E-logs will be checked, because most of the time they won't be. And the companies are happy to not check the E-logs, because they get both faster deliveries and plausible deniability.
- potato3732842 1y agoYour logs get checked at every single interaction with law enforcement, which is all weigh stations, unless your company has PrePass in which case they're going through your records (I'm unsure how exactly they narc on you but I'm sure at some point they do).
- kerkeslager 1y agoInteresting. Maybe this is a development in the last few years--this definitely wasn't the case 5ish years ago.