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6. So it's actually possible that nobody in the company knew?

Wed Aug 6, 2025, 09:13 PM

Aug 6

That makes zero sense to me.

Isn't it important to know what your trucks are being used for,
for legan and criminal liability purposes?

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Sounds like CYA to me. ananda Aug 6 #3

Was a federal employee for decades madville Aug 6 #5

So it's actually possible that nobody in the company knew? ananda Aug 6 #6

So that means they're deliberately turning a blind eye since... ananda Aug 6 #9

Or they rented them using personal credit cards... SickOfTheOnePct Aug 7 #13

I've rented numerous trucks over the years... SickOfTheOnePct Aug 7 #12

I have used UHaul several times Jose Garcia Aug 7 #15

I work in an industry that sometimes we have to rent trucks. kimbutgar Aug 6 #4

Penske is also following DOT regulations while moniss Aug 6 #7

Yes. So this means that the government can engage in... ananda Aug 7 #16

Yes and while they make regulations about moniss Aug 7 #17

Oh please BaronChocula Aug 6 #10

How would the highway patrol know... SickOfTheOnePct Aug 7 #14

I bet it's not enough of an issue to pull their GSA contract... EarthFirst Aug 7 #18