What can happen to you
#31
11-07-2006, 02:37 PM
Originally Posted by Dawn
Street: I like you! Just keep it simple! You are an instigator though (s/p) I am sure REV will let me know about my spelling error! :lol:
#33
11-07-2006, 03:59 PM
Originally Posted by Dawn
AND YES FALSIFYING LOGS IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE, if you cause DEATH! and if you injure someone and you was found to be falsifying your logs (which would prove you are over your hours of service) you would be held ACCOUNTABLE! Now would you go to prison for the injury "probably not" Now get in an accident and kill someone and they "FIND OUT" you are falsifying your logs and umm lets see you go to prison! Call the attorney that advertises "have you been in an accident with a truck driver "please call" and ask him if I am over my hours or falsifying my logs and I get in an accident and someone gets killed, what will happen to me. Let me know the answer, I would do it, but I ALREADY KNOW THE ANSWER! And you would not believe the ANSWER!
At most a log violation is an infraction that you can be cited for just as you would be if you were caught speeding. It is not a misdemeanor or felony crime. By the way, if you killed someone in a collision the last thing prosecutors would charge you with would be an HOS violation. I would think you as a driver would be way more concerned about manslaughter or vehicular homicide charges that an infraction. :roll:
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