Carriers not fully liable for repairs by third parties, Florida court rules

[Electric Chicken]

Brand me a "lightbulb scofflaw!"

Friggin outlaws SMH.

ELD would have prevented this.

I'm surprised you admit such a thing on a public forum! Are you from Ontario by chance?

 

[ironpony]

I understood your meaning.

Bet you wouldn't remove the tag from a mattress...

Friggin outlaws SMH.

ELD would have prevented this.

I'm surprised you admit such a thing on a public forum! Are you from Ontario by chance?

My sainted mother was from Ontario...

 

[r3gulator3]

Bet you wouldn't remove the tag from a mattress...

It is lawful for a private owner to remove the tag, it is only unlawful for a retailer to remove it. Osmium...wow.

 

[Electric Chicken]

It is lawful for a private owner to remove the tag, it is only unlawful for a retailer to remove it. Osmium...wow.

Still didn't deny it.

 

[mndriver]

truck and trailer repairs, a driver is not authorized to complete any repairs to said units unless they are certified as an ASE repair facility. Technically, you can't even replace a light bulb. All documentation for ANY repair must be kept on file at the carriers home office

I'd like to see that regulation.

 

[mndriver]

Posting for reference....

The Motor Carrier Safety Planner

A&I online - Motor Carrier Analysis and Information Resources Online

csa.fmcsa.dot.gov