What's an iota? do you need more than one?That doesn't surprise me one iota.
What's an iota? do you need more than one?
What's an iota? do you need more than one?
Did he actually answer/use his phone, or merely pick it up to move it? I'm not passing judgement here, but any commercial driver that doesn't own and use a Bluetooth by now has no excuse. On the other hand, it's pretty sad when management feels they need to monitor reflections off of windshields.A good friend of mine was wrote up for picking up his cell phone while driving. It was caught on camera. He was called in the office to watch video and they showed him where the camera picked up his reflection in the windshield. True story. No B.S..
Is daughter works midnight also and she him a textDid he actually answer/use his phone, or merely pick it up to move it? I'm not passing judgement here, but any commercial driver that doesn't own and use a Bluetooth by now has no excuse. On the other hand, it's pretty sad when management feels they need to monitor reflections off of windshields.
It was a text and he picked up the phone to see who it was then put it down.Did he actually answer/use his phone, or merely pick it up to move it? I'm not passing judgement here, but any commercial driver that doesn't own and use a Bluetooth by now has no excuse. On the other hand, it's pretty sad when management feels they need to monitor reflections off of windshields.
Was this a FedEx Freight driver? And if it was, what activated the camera to catch the cell phone reflection?A good friend of mine was wrote up for picking up his cell phone while driving. It was caught on camera. He was called in the office to watch video and they showed him where the camera picked up his reflection in the windshield. True story. No B.S..
Yes FedEx freight. I was told the camera is always on so it sounds like they are just sitting back watching footage.Was this a FedEx Freight driver? And if it was, what activated the camera to catch the cell phone reflection?
Company said it's only on when a event triggers the camera. Damn liars!!Yes FedEx freight. I was told the camera is always on so it sounds like they are just sitting back watching footage.
Company said it's only on when a event triggers the camera. Damn liars!!
So my question again is what triggered the event to send the footage to be reviewed that also caught the reflection?It's always on but if you do something to trigger the camera it will alert the people in charge of the camera footage in which they send to your barn for review.
This is nit-picking, pure and simple. My phone sits on the dash most of my day. Do I look at it on occasion? You betcha! I've had it shutdown inadvertently, but that's rare, so I'll look at it and make sure it's on. Texting while driving is almost indefensible, but just picking it up and looking at it...again, nit-picking.Is daughter works midnight also and she him a text
It was a text and he picked up the phone to see who it was then put it down.
So my question again is what triggered the event to send the footage to be reviewed that also caught the reflection?
I don't know bud that's just what I was told at a road driver meeting by driver and road manager.So my question again is what triggered the event to send the footage to be reviewed that also caught the reflection?
Really ?So to me it sounds like your friend was using the phone while an event was happening whether it was a false positive or actual event. In this case the company would have been notified because of the event triggers. I highly doubt that FEDEX has someone watching non event video. IMO
Really what?Really ?
I agree, do you guys not realize how much footage they would "have to watch" if the cameras recorded all the time?? Do you guys not realize how many drivers we have nationwide and how many hours a day these drivers drive?? It's impossible for them to watch footage from every driver, every day, all day...impossible!!