The 30-minute break does not do anything with the 14 hour rule. You have to take it by eight hours after logging on-duty. You cannot continue driving past 8 hours if you haven't taken the break. Take the break too early in your day and you will have to take another.
Help... logging sleeper berth and off-duty
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by CaptainJJay, Jan 8, 2014.
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You should keep going round and round with your safety department until you get it.
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Also, the 30-minute rule is: you can't drive more than 8 hours past the time your last 30-minute break (Line 1 or Line 2) has ended. If you start up, go an hour, sit for 30 min, you can only go another 8hr until you have to take another 30min break. Try to schedule your break midway through the day (6-8hr into your shift) so that you don't have to do another one if you don't want to.
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Hard to believe it's nine months later and there are still people who can't figure out the 30-minute break rule.
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i'll take my 30 minutes, 16 times. consecutively. and sometimes, i'll throw in 4 more.
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My question just to be sure. 2 hrs off duty. 8 hrs sb. I can drive 11 after that and all is good? Just yes or no plz
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