Mike Andes and a co-host debate whether dash cams in trucks build or break trust with drivers. They consider removing cameras as a gesture of good faith, but acknowledge that accidents happen without footage, so trust in drivers' stories matters either way.
I would take the cameras out of.
The trucks if I knew I could count on my team, Yes, I would not do it.
Right. So we have to take the first step in building a trusting relationship because they do not trust you and you don't trust them and they have evidence.
Would you think I should just shut the whole camera thing down right now?
I would use that as a good faith measure to show that you trust them.
So how do we handle a situation when it arises? There's a traffic accident and we don't know what happened, and it's just their word versus the person who. The other person who's involved.
If you want them to trust you, you will have to trust them. And yes, there will be times there's an accident and you don't get it on camera.
