Sounds like your company don't care if they make money or not.I always log only 15 minutes for loading and unloading then up to line 1.As long as you're not physically assisting or watching them ld/unld you then why remain on 4.FMCSA don't want you to falsify your logs well you logging line 4 and you're in the bunk sleeping is the same as lieing.
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and my company has given me permission to log it on Line 1 or 2.
So that is what I am doing since I am most likely sleeping then.windsmith Thanks this. -
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Each number below is a separate stipulation. "Other than" are the key words. You either have to straighten your safety person out or do it their way. DOT won't say a word. Ask Scalemaster, he'll tell you too.
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Right now I drive locally and remain on 3 or 4 from the time I start till done,which is usually 10:30 am till midnight.But OTR the law wants to get technical well so can I.As long as im not physically working I will log it usually on line 1 because im not sleeping.I mean if you log line 4 but your sleeping or out talking to other drivers,you're not on duty.
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