Apology accepted Errol, wow, quite a discussion
Apology accepted Errol, wow, quite a discussion
Yes, it is.
The question was answered a bit back by me. Brett misinterpreted it.
Everything else is someone upset that not everyone will pay someone to read a two paragraph law, and thinks it's wrong to abide by laws (drinking in a CMV off duty).
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
Short answer: Ask a CMV lawyer or just avoid the issue altogether and find something else to drink. Kefir is pretty damned tasty, iced tea, hot chocolate.
Well, I looked in on this thread because I was wondering about homemade hard cider and kombucha on resets. I think kombucha should be fine, I'll double check the alcohol percentage to make sure it's as far under the limit as I think it is since it's usually not even .5 of a percent. It's also not meant to give you a buzz. I think the hard cider would fall over it though.
It's unfortunate that truck drivers can turn into such shameless trolls on this forum sometimes. Attacking other's beliefs and driving status. Is there something out there in the truck stop food that I should watch out for? My mom always warned me to never eat sauces and soups I didn't make myself, maybe she was right.
I'll add a side note. I'm quite liberal and I believe firmly in gun safety. If beliefs makes bad people then we should all be killed for having them.
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
Short answer: Ask a CMV lawyer or just avoid the issue altogether and find something else to drink. Kefir is pretty damned tasty, iced tea, hot chocolate.
Well, I looked in on this thread because I was wondering about homemade hard cider and kombucha on resets. I think kombucha should be fine, I'll double check the alcohol percentage to make sure it's as far under the limit as I think it is since it's usually not even .5 of a percent. It's also not meant to give you a buzz. I think the hard cider would fall over it though.
It's unfortunate that truck drivers can turn into such shameless trolls on this forum sometimes. Attacking other's beliefs and driving status. Is there something out there in the truck stop food that I should watch out for? My mom always warned me to never eat sauces and soups I didn't make myself, maybe she was right.
I'll add a side note. I'm quite liberal and I believe firmly in gun safety. If beliefs makes bad people then we should all be killed for having them.
It was an off topic question based off of the childish, "Oh God!! Someone DIED so I could have this right, that privilege, THIS COUNTRY!!!! I BEST NOT DRINK ON MY TIME OFF BECAUSE *THE LAW* ALLOWS IT!!"
Far from trolling. Dead serious. Willing to kill (extinguish the life of another) someone over it. Nobody writes laws with the expectation of NO ONE to follow it.
It obviously was clearly outlined, and appears to be designed for those on 34hr resets. Sadly, a lot of companies have policies against it. So those people can't enjoy freedom.
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
Wow Daniel. Just.......wow.
Daniel, that chip on your shoulder hurt much?
He's got one h*ll of a burden he's carrying around it seems. Don't know what his history is but it must have been a rough one. And by watching his approach to our friendly discussion it's only going to get much worse. It's tough to see everyone having a polite and civil conversation except for one guy who just wants to continuously attack everyone and ruins the whole thing for everyone. It's starting to look like I'm going to have to delete most or all of this thread because one person has to go on a relentless attack. Very disappointing. But there's always one of those guys in every crowd, even a great crowd like we have here.
The question was answered a bit back by me. Brett misinterpreted it.
Actually the wrong question was answered by you. We're talking about commercial vehicles and when I asked if your personal example was in your personal vehicle you said:
Correct. Personal vehicle. I figured why everyone was pulling off topic: I would half-track it on with personal experience (as in: Open container of alcohol, laws, and non-CMV).
Actually you were the only one off topic. And of course you went further off topic by bringing up gun laws in yet another insulting attack for no reason:
And that is the exact reason this great nation is falling apart. I assume you're one of the... Persons... Who is anti open carry or simply anti gun? Off topic, but just a hunch.
The rest of us were talking civilly about the laws regarding alcohol and commercial vehicles. You're the only one on the attack. You're also the only one off topic talking about alcohol in personal vehicles and gun laws.
Conversation ruined.
The Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is a person who evaluates employees who have violated a DOT drug and alcohol program regulation and makes recommendations concerning education, treatment, follow-up testing, and aftercare.
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
Wow Daniel. Just.......wow.
Daniel, that chip on your shoulder hurt much?He's got one h*ll of a burden he's carrying around it seems. Don't know what his history is but it must have been a rough one. And by watching his approach to our friendly discussion it's only going to get much worse. It's tough to see everyone having a polite and civil conversation except for one guy who just wants to continuously attack everyone and ruins the whole thing for everyone. It's starting to look like I'm going to have to delete most or all of this thread because one person has to go on a relentless attack. Very disappointing. But there's always one of those guys in every crowd, even a great crowd like we have here.
The question was answered a bit back by me. Brett misinterpreted it.Actually the wrong question was answered by you. We're talking about commercial vehicles and when I asked if your personal example was in your personal vehicle you said:
Correct. Personal vehicle. I figured why everyone was pulling off topic: I would half-track it on with personal experience (as in: Open container of alcohol, laws, and non-CMV).
Actually you were the only one off topic. And of course you went further off topic by bringing up gun laws in yet another insulting attack for no reason:
And that is the exact reason this great nation is falling apart. I assume you're one of the... Persons... Who is anti open carry or simply anti gun? Off topic, but just a hunch.The rest of us were talking civilly about the laws regarding alcohol and commercial vehicles. You're the only one on the attack. You're also the only one off topic talking about alcohol in personal vehicles and gun laws.
Conversation ruined.
Brett drops the mic and walks off. Well said
The Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is a person who evaluates employees who have violated a DOT drug and alcohol program regulation and makes recommendations concerning education, treatment, follow-up testing, and aftercare.
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
BRETT. This website is great. Very Educational. A good read.
It's clear that policing is necessary. Sometimes Bad Posters write things they shouldn't. Just to point out that Daniel isn't the only Bad Poster- so if you hit the deletion button, there's more to delete than just what Daniel wrote.
BRETT. This website is great. Very Educational. A good read.
It's clear that policing is necessary. Sometimes Bad Posters write things they shouldn't. Just to point out that Daniel isn't the only Bad Poster- so if you hit the deletion button, there's more to delete than just what Daniel wrote.
Yeah for sure. Things started out well but disintegrated quickly.
interpretation
that word right there is the big thing when it comes to laws. the way you as the trucker "interpret" the law vs what the judge does. guess who makes the final decision on which one is "the law".... yup the judge... so while you can read the law any way you want and say how you "interpret" it, in the end all the matters is how the officer does and then finally how the judge does.
you might feel that having keys to the truck but not being in the driver seat doesn't mean you have control of it but the cop and or judge may feel other wise but it's the cop who has the right to give you a ticket and the judge who decides if he wants to keep that ticket valid or dismiss it.
So now you need to think... is it worth it take the chance of hopping the cop and then possibly a judge will have the same "interpretation" of the law as you?
Problem like this are why there was a law passed requiring all the garbled wording to be removed from laws, different people were interpreting them differently and it was all just a big confusing mess. it still is but not as much.
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You are beyond delusional then, son. Time to get reading glasses.
You are absolutely right. Texas has been an anti gun state for a while. Texas recently signed open carry. A privilege I exercise daily, and will off my property next month.
You are claiming I "implied" I paid someone to read for me? Where? What "hassle" you bumbling fool? I used to LIVE in Smithville. Go google "168 O'Grady road bastrop fire."
The word "BUSTED" implies negative intent (breaking of laws). Your free English lesson has now ended.
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CMV:
Commercial Motor Vehicle
A CMV is a vehicle that is used as part of a business, is involved in interstate commerce, and may fit any of these descriptions:
TWIC:
Transportation Worker Identification Credential
Truck drivers who regularly pick up from or deliver to the shipping ports will often be required to carry a TWIC card.
Your TWIC is a tamper-resistant biometric card which acts as both your identification in secure areas, as well as an indicator of you having passed the necessary security clearance. TWIC cards are valid for five years. The issuance of TWIC cards is overseen by the Transportation Security Administration and the Department of Homeland Security.
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.