Can my company zip tie driver side sun visor which prevents me from using it properly to prevent sun glare in the mornings & high beam light at night? Is it illegal for them to do that?
Driver side Sun Visor
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Raul1, Nov 14, 2022.
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A pocket knife corrects that issue, no?
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I'm surprised to read that some company wrench didn't just cut out the "offending part" of visor.
I've seen such "trimming" done on right side visors in Volvo Twucks.
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I would tell them, I will use the visor as needed since it is approved by the DOT and if they don’t like it, find another driver.
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Apparently they can do it. Did you ask why they did it?Bean Jr. Thanks this. -
If they did that to me without even saying something about it, I would just cut those zip ties off. And not say anything about that either.
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As said above, cut it and carry on.
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Companies that cut that chunk out of the sunvisor to prevent camera blocking or the interior of the truck are being foolish in my opinion. If anything those visors need to be more expandable than they are. We’ve all encountered really bad sun glare. Those visors are there for a reason. Too bad if you want to point a #### camera at my face 24 seven. I’m trying to safely drive the truck and keeping the sun out of my face so I can see where I’m going is part of it. That’s what I would say about it.
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