Maggs
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An EOBR is a device used to track, collect and record electronic data regarding a vehicle’s operation. In this specific case, the function of an EOBR would be used solely to monitor a driver’s hours of service (HoS). EOBRs for the purpose of monitoring HoS come in a wide variety of applications that can easily serve all types of trucking operations.
Why does David Bradley insist on supporting this? Not only will this add costs to the carriers, potentially on more then 1 occassion delay a drivers scheduled delivery or p/u due to being held up at scales, weather, traffic...as we all know a driver does fudge 15 minutes here and there.....do you think the shippers of the world will pay for this device and extra down time for the driver?
Why does David Bradley insist on supporting this? Not only will this add costs to the carriers, potentially on more then 1 occassion delay a drivers scheduled delivery or p/u due to being held up at scales, weather, traffic...as we all know a driver does fudge 15 minutes here and there.....do you think the shippers of the world will pay for this device and extra down time for the driver?