disabling a qualcom for..a few minutes...is it possible?
#11
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Originally Posted by countryhorseman
I would have to look itno it, but as of the first of this year, Werner was the only one authorized by the FMCSA to be completely paperless.
Curious if some are doing the electronic logs, but have to print it out and have a signature. Would be interesting to know. I know TMC was testing a system for paperless, but the drivers still had to back it up with a paper log. Thanks kc0iv
#12
Originally Posted by countryhorseman
Originally Posted by Scoe
Originally Posted by countryhorseman
Since there is only one company in the nation authorized to use paperless logs at this time, it is not hard to figure out who you work for. That company will terminate you immediately for tampering with the QC, ECM or any other electronics in the truck.
Best advice, DON'T do it! Before long, many of the larger companies will be going paperless within the next year or so! So we might as well get use to it. Curious if some are doing the electronic logs, but have to print it out and have a signature. Would be interesting to know. I know TMC was testing a system for paperless, but the drivers still had to back it up with a paper log. Thanks Anyway, what is a Qualcom? I have never had one in my truck before. :lol: yes I know what a qualcom is, just never used one
#14
Do qualcoms make good wheel chocks? I think some should try it and let other drivers know.
#17
I have driven for carriers that have done the same, paperless and no need to sign it with an actual signature.
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#19
Walmart is switching over to paperless also,my Dad runs it and he doesn't have to print or sign anything.
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