100 or 150 miles

Over 100 air mile's you graph logbook. 100 mile's under you need time clock or keep track of your hour's and start and finish from the same point and has to be done in 12 hour's. Anything over 12 hour's you need a graph logbook.

 

Depends on the state.

Illinois has a 150 mile radius.

 

Never knew that. In Cali it's 100.

 

Would make more sense if all of the states were the same.

 

Texas is 150 also, say's it on my driver's time record.

 

i never heard this before

 

Just don't cross a state line after the 100 amr

 

Never heard about this 150 mile radius thing for CDL drivers, just non CDL drivers. How can a state law supersede a federal law that is more stringent?

 

the only thing i can find is the non cdl exemption and the farm exemption for 150 mile radius.