So I am a company driver but i think the truck I'm assigned to is deleted. Let's just say I have very good reason to believe it is. So my question is, if I get stopped and they find out at the scales, is that the owner's responsibility and does my boss get in trouble? or does it all fall down on me?
Dpf delete who's responsible &takes the fall
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Jr456, May 15, 2023.
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And I dont know how it could possibly fall on youmitmaks, D.Tibbitt, Oxbow and 1 other person Thank this. -
If you worried about it then CYA.. and make a notation every time you do your pretrip
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just asking for the laughs.BennysPennys, vangtransport, D.Tibbitt and 7 others Thank this. -
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The owner of the equipment is responsible. Nothing DOT can do about deleted equipment.
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Dot is not emissions.
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the more important question is why would you work for a company that does this?
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Has anyone ever pee'd in a DEF tank? It's mostly water anyway, to an old timer, I see people buying cases of this crap, what a sham.
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There’s a lot of trucks running around with a partial delete. Cummins had to write a program when they had so many trucks down for def level sensors.
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