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-> -> Ah. . .but what if the person is from out of town or
-> -> thinks you are invading their privacy and invokes their
-> -> RIGHT to keep quite?  Neither of which matter if there
-> -> is a ZT policy in effect because you, as a street cop,
-> -> DO NOT have that option!
-> RG> Sorry, no privacy in a commercial vehicle.  If it's found
-> RG> during an inspection, the operator has to explain it.
-> RG> Upheld in the USSC several times.
-> Which is nice when you consider that the truck is their
-> home.  Be like you giving up your right to be safe in
-> your home because you are a cop.  But public safety
-> does takes out weights a little thing like that.
Misnomer, it's not a residence, home or RV, it's a place of business.
Been considered that since the horse and wagon days.  Few drivers "live"
in their trucks, most use the sleeper on long hauls, and motel it two or 
three times a week.  The same consideration is made to the living
quarters for trans oceanic pilots that have living quarters on board,
maritime personnel, etc.
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