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By: t j

t j — Sun, 21 Oct 2012 07:04:50 +0000

They want to control us like were all freaks of the other world. We make sure their food is there for them , their clothing etc…the obrd is such a joke to those who dont know what it really is. It has a camera built in and it records everything you do in the truck. I stopped for a light that turned red only because a police was sitting at the light. And the obrd said I stopped to sudden and recorded as a sudden stop. I drove down hill and my truck weight pushed me faster than the truck was set to go so it recorded me speeding not saying how much i was going just showing i was speeding. The trucks govenor was set at 62 mph and it got to 64 going down the hill…sad thing is the speedlimit was posted at 75mph on I-20 in Texas. But I was speeding according to that obrd. The good part of it is… I see it to put alot of people out of work or jail because all these who are really the innocent have to pay the price for ones who are really guilty like our gov.shippers,carriers,receivers,etc… they have to blame this all on someone cause they will not confess as to why a driver was kept at a receiver and a shipper all day then told to drive all night that he had to make his appointment the next morn or be written up for being late…and he runs over and kills someone and spends the next few years in the jailhouse for manslaughter.

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By: Canadian Trucker

Canadian Trucker — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 16:32:30 +0000

Be careful what you ask for. Big brother works both ways. When these EOBR devices start hurting the carriers bottom line you be certain that they will lobby for change in regulations. Not only will they hold drivers accountable but the carrier themselves and really it’s about time. How many times have OTR drivers spent countless hours doing city work and then are expected to drive the maximum driving hours for the day. It will be a boon to truck stops that are 8 hours apart but overall I think it will hurt the industry as a whole along with lowering wages for professional OTR driver and personally I don’t think that will sit very well.

By: Ray

Ray — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 05:21:54 +0000

When they are mandated audios driving world hello warehouse work I will quit driving because no one will tell me when and how I can driving. I don’t like anyone breathing down my back that’s why I do this job or how I like to say it (hobby) because that’s what it is to me and to many of us drivers will let there company or government control every little bit of there life. Stand up drivers and take back what is yours (the openness and freedom of the road) hell isn’t that why you picked up your keys in the first place? I know for me it was so lets get back what is ours. Thanks and keep the rubber down and the paint in the air.