"Safe Haven"

That person would assume the liability of falsifying their log & could be fined for each false entry.

 

If you falsify your log, then have ANY kind of loss accident, you may be responsible for the financial side as well as any criminal proscecution.
You are signing a legal document that can either protect or sink you, depending on how it's used.
If you show a full break, when you haven't had one...and the other side proves you cheated, you are in a storm of skunk sh *t.
You are liable for what you sign.
Period!

 

That log has to match all the times on fuel receipts, toll booths, shipper/receiver logs, etc.

If you say you delivered at 5 pm but you actually delivered at 7. You're screwed.

 

No company has a legal authority to change drive time to off duty times. Can you do it? Sure! Is it done everyday of the week by many drivers? Sure it is, its common practice. But, if you get caught in a fatality situation and its proven, company policy is the last thing that's gonna save you.

 

You have to show drive time to cover your butt.
Even if it violates the 11/14 rule.
Depending on the situation, you should consider refusing to move. They call police.
Police order you to move.
You now have a legal authority ordering you to move and you can go to nearest safe haven.

 

Doesn't matter. You have to log the time as driving. Period. If you don't, it's you who will pay.