What an hours-of-service cheating service actually looks like from the inside. Both from the original June article now with the rest of the specifics unavailble to everyone who mirrored round 1's data
As a developer, this is absolutely heinous. Not to mention sloppy.
Coupled with your other bodies of work illustrating what happens when these over-hours, fatigued drivers *do* crash their vehicles and maim people and there’s no settlement to be collected because there’s nothing underwriting the insurance policy…it’s a grim picture.
DOT has to go after trucking companies that buy and use services like this.
As a developer, this is absolutely heinous. Not to mention sloppy.
Coupled with your other bodies of work illustrating what happens when these over-hours, fatigued drivers *do* crash their vehicles and maim people and there’s no settlement to be collected because there’s nothing underwriting the insurance policy…it’s a grim picture.
Something must be done.