Unless I'm mistaken and I'm sure someone here will correct me, every commercial vehicle in the US has a computer in it. At least the newer ones do. You can have the company draw a vehicle history from it showing your speed a different times during the past. Have then draw it for that day and mail it to court and it will show you not doing the speed that the officer said you were and what the ticket says you were doing. Since it will show that you will win the case.
If you have a qualcom its even easier. As for the reg/cab card, I wouldnt worry about that. That's up to the company to fix not you.
Your logbook can only be used for average speed not individual speeds at a given time. It is admissible in a court of law that is why you can get a ticket messing it up and officers can use it to give you one or shut you down based on it. Once you sign the page you are attesting to what is written there and it can convict you if presented as evidence in, say, a ticket for not taking a 10 hour break or saying your one place when the officer has you stopped somewhere else.
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