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These regulations apply to every Redline driver whenever they drive under the Redline name — on TruckersMP, on HaulMP and in company events.

On the road

• Drive safely and predictably. No ramming, blocking, reckless overtaking or deliberate collisions.
• Follow the rules of the multiplayer network you are on. TruckersMP and HaulMP have their own rules and their own staff; we expect you to know and respect them.
• Keep CB and in-game chat clean and polite. You are representing the company.
• Use the company tag and paintjob only as described in the Driver Handbook.

Logbooks

• Only log deliveries you actually completed, once each, with an honest distance and a genuine screenshot.
• Never edit screenshots, inflate distances or submit the same job twice. Fraudulent logs lead to removal of the deliveries and disciplinary action.
• ETS2 jobs are logged in kilometres and ATS jobs in miles — the bot handles the conversion.

Convoys

• Arrive on time, in the required truck configuration, and follow Convoy Control's instructions.
• Registering for a convoy is not attendance — check in when Convoy Control opens check-in.

In the company

• Be honest with staff. If you need a break, request leave rather than disappearing.
• Disputes with other drivers go to a ticket, not to public channels.

External platforms enforce their own rules. Redline cannot remove or reverse a TruckersMP or HaulMP ban, and a ban there may affect your ability to take part in company events on that network.

These rules apply everywhere in the Redline Discord, including direct messages between members that relate to the community. Staff may act on behaviour that breaks the spirit of these rules even if it isn't listed.

1. Respect everyone. No harassment, hate speech, discrimination, threats or personal attacks. Disagree politely.

2. Keep it appropriate. No sexual, graphic, violent or shocking content. Keep language reasonable in public channels.

3. No spam or self-promotion. No flooding, mass mentions, unsolicited advertising or recruiting for other communities. Partner news is posted by staff in our Discord.

4. Protect privacy. Never share another person's personal information, private messages or images without consent.

5. No scams or malicious links. Never post phishing links, "free Nitro" offers, cracked software or anything that asks for account details. Staff will never ask for your password or a verification code.

6. Use the right channel. Keep conversations on topic, and use tickets in our Discord for private matters.

7. Follow Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. You must meet Discord's minimum age requirement.

8. No impersonation. Don't pretend to be staff, another member or another organisation.

9. Respect decisions. If you disagree with a moderation decision, appeal it through a ticket rather than arguing in public.

10. English in public channels, so everyone — including moderators — can follow the conversation.

Breaking the rules can lead to a warning, a timeout, removal from the company or a ban, depending on how serious it is. The full process is in the Moderation and Appeal Policy.