does anyone know how much is 3% of idling equals to hours?

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  1. kaly

    kaly Bobtail Member

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    the company i work for just implented a new rule that you can only idle 3% in the whole months..does anyone know how to calculate that in how many hours you can idle a day?
     
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  3. 48Packard

    48Packard Ol' Two-stop Shag!

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    It will vary from company to company. At Schneider, idle time didn't count until you were stationary for five minutes. Here at Crete, it starts as soon as no motion is detected, so just between the two of those, the variance is huge.
     
  4. ShootThis

    ShootThis Medium Load Member

    If I figured right you are looking at less than 1 hour a day.Hope they do not count that crap during winter or summer.
     
  5. kaly

    kaly Bobtail Member

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    they count that for winter and summer
     
  6. slim shady

    slim shady Road Train Member

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    They have a terminal here, And now I know why their in craigslist EVERY day.
     
  7. kaly

    kaly Bobtail Member

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    they told me the company policy is 1% a month but you can idle between 5-15% which is about 3.5 hours a day, but anything over 15% then i will get a call from them..they just started to implement these rules on drivers, like if you get a speeding ticket only 5mph over the speed limit and if you dont wear a seat belt and get a ticket, they will fire you right away..it was not like that before, they came out with this #### beggining of thisn year
     
  8. PackRatTDI

    PackRatTDI Licensed to Ill

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    My company has no limits for idling, only asks us to not be excessive, idling when its 60f and mild for example.
     
  9. kaly

    kaly Bobtail Member

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    they were like that last year till they change their policy this month
     
  10. medina58

    medina58 Light Load Member

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    It works out to about 2 minutes for every 60 minutes driving time.
     
  11. Hardlyevr

    Hardlyevr Road Train Member

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    If you do not have a bunk heater or APU, I would be asking if they also plan on selling the company HQ airconditioning and heating systems for scrap, and then have tremendous reductions in their bills. And of course telling all office employees that they are not allowed to heat or cool their homes, because that would just be a waste of their paycheck.
     
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