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- 12.13.2008 #31Banned or Retired
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I'm not confused in the slightest, but the way your post is written...

Strictly speaking, the way you've written it is not quite correct. Looking at the portion I bolded; at the end of the extension a two-hour break is all that is required, not the 10. So the portion "or a 10 hr." is not necessary. The following sentence could be confusing because its subject of the two-hour break will re-start the 11/14 as it has followed the eight.
I am aware you are well versed in the regs, but many drivers, especially new ones, are not so clarity is paramount.
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- 12.14.2008 #33Light Load Member
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ok If I start my 14 hour at midnight and arrive at shipper # 1300 hours and shipper takes till 1800 to load me. I'm not in violation unless I drive after the 14 hour, correct??
If I start # midnight do 3hours on duty not driving like pretrip and loading then drive 11 hours arrive at receiver at 1400 then spend 1400 -2200 unloading then do into sleeper-- I'm notin violation??? I thought I couldn't work after 14 hour no matter what.
I don't split log off duty,too confusing.
If I start # midnight pretrip 15 minutes then drive 1215am-1115 am can I go off duty from 1115am-1315 then 1315-2115 sleeper??
- 12.14.2008 #34Light Load Member
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for new drivers What I do is this- I start at midnight so I can drive to 11am then what i have off duty or on duty i add it. so at 11 am if i have 2 hours off duty and 1 hour on duty not driving then i can drive to the 14hour mark . If i start at midnight 1400 2pm would be the 14 hour mark.
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- 12.14.2008 #37Light Load Member
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ok thanks.
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- 12.20.2008 #39Bobtail Member
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Can anyone answer for me whether or not TMC allows split-breaking? Is this type of logging something that most companies frown upon? From my understanding, it would seem as if this technique can be very useful and allow a driver to be more efficient with his/her allotted driving hours if done correctly.
- 12.20.2008 #40Medium Load Member
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you can split break but they dont recommend it. You have to really know how to do it so you dont get in trouble
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