Tag Archives: log books

Arguing e-logs

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Todd McCann

Unless something unprecendented happens in the near future (my company changes a policy for the better), this should be the last in a long series about e-logs. Now I know that you’re probably already in the midst of doing a … Continue reading →

Posted in Truck Driver Industry | Tagged Authorities, company changes, driving time, electronic logs, fear and loathing, Fears, first impression, initial thoughts, Jig, last, little bit, log books, midst, mistake, Nephew, Paper Logs, parking, rush, slightest touch, stop, System Doesn, talking to the wind, truck, wonderful news | Leave a comment

Falsifying log book entries – or are you?

Posted on October 3, 2009 by admin

This is something that really makes truck drivers look bad. When a accident happens, and the driver gets fined for “log book falsification” it really makes the industry look bad. Is there really a need to falsify your log book? … Continue reading →

Posted in Truck Driver Industry | Tagged book, driver, ink pen, log, log books, main stream, marker type, mistake, straight edge, use | 1 Comment

Renegade Trucking Companies Then and Now

Posted on June 13, 2009 by admin

I guess I need to clarify a few things, from a little small argument I was involved in on twitter today. I mentioned that I had done 6000 miles in a week, big deal. Now, it gets tweeted all over … Continue reading →

Posted in Truck Driver Industry, Women in trucking | Tagged Allen Smith, Bullying in the workplace, Cincinnati, cincinnati oh, closed doors, company, Hostile Training, Houston, June, little white pills, log books, time, Trucking, trucking companies, Twitter, way, Work Environments within Trucking | 13 Comments

Tag Archives: log books

Arguing e-logs

Falsifying log book entries – or are you?

Renegade Trucking Companies Then and Now

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