Well, every company has their share of people that use poor judgment. I guess that rep. falls in the 1% category that have issues in company vehicles. Placing DriveCam in sales vehicles must not be cost effective. Don't know. Don't care. I'm a truck driver and it's not my job to make those decisions.
I seen one of the very top 4 people in the company leave our parking lot with his phone up to his head after a quarterly meeting. I got behind him in my pickup he seen me and pulled over lol
I guess that's the one beside the shop lol
Not to mention that it's against the federal law to record anything you do audibly in the cab of your truck without your knowledge.Wiretapping
How could you work there and NOT know you were going to be videoed?
Why would the company put cameras in non-commercial vehicles? Buck you just love stirring the pot.
Lol now that's a good one
And on the exit ramp at 4:00 am when I gotta pee
Your bodycam would show it. Lol.
You can't have both ways, if it's against policy then apply the rules evenly. Just because they generate revenue doesn't make them exempt. Unsafe is unsafe no matter is you are in a truck, car, or airplane.It's not illegal to be on a cell phone in a company car first off Buck. Second, the sales team doesn't have the kind of responsibility of a tractor trailer driver. Third. and most important is a sales rep. does generate revenue and must have the flexibility to get the job done and sometimes that requires them to be on the phone. Most have Bluetooth in their cars but from time to time you may see one on the phone but as a whole the numbers doesn't justify putting DriveCam in because the accident rate is less than 1% ..... And their job revolves around customer service and being available to the customer when they call is paramount. You have no idea what sales are told in regards to cell phone usage. Stick to what you know Buck and leave the running of a major trucking company to the big boys. It's a little too much for a young lady like yourself. That's why they never put your sorry ass in management. God knows, you ask enough. Boo Hoo
Wow What a sexist you are and I still think your in managementIt's not illegal to be on a cell phone in a company car first off Buck. Second, the sales team doesn't have the kind of responsibility of a tractor trailer driver. Third. and most important is a sales rep. does generate revenue and must have the flexibility to get the job done and sometimes that requires them to be on the phone. Most have Bluetooth in their cars but from time to time you may see one on the phone but as a whole the numbers doesn't justify putting DriveCam in because the accident rate is less than 1% ..... And their job revolves around customer service and being available to the customer when they call is paramount. You have no idea what sales are told in regards to cell phone usage. Stick to what you know Buck and leave the running of a major trucking company to the Big Boys. It's a little too much for a young lady like yourself. That's why they never put your sorry ass in management. God knows, you ask enough. Boo Hoo
