Eld and flatbedding?

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  1. countryboitransport

    countryboitransport Bobtail Member

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    So...... How do you guys run your eld when tarping, chaining, or scraping a load??
     
  2. Long FLD

    Long FLD Road Train Member

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    The same as I did on paper. Loading, strapping, and tarping still takes about 2 hours total so not much is different.
     
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    OK. So, are you on duty or off duty??
     
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    CousinVinny Medium Load Member

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    Nothing different here, it would be considered On Duty as per FMCSA. Record your duty status same as you had been on paper.
     
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    Long FLD Road Train Member

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    If I have to be in the cab while loading I’m off duty, then once I start my work I’m on duty until it’s completed. If I’m allowed to assist the forklift I’m on duty the entire time.
     
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    To the point and truth be told

    Thank you Sir. @Long FLD
     
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    TripleSix God of Roads

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    I don’t tarp much, but when I do, it seems as if there’s always 5-10 people that want to help me. So I will usually log 30 minutes.
     
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    Funny...that's about how long it takes to load 9 cars also!!
     
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    TripleSix God of Roads

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    Winner!
     
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    Ours gives us the option to put down "working and not driving" which i guess does go against your overall driving time.
     
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    I log it as long as it takes. I always seem to luck out and get the loads that take 20-30 minutes to get on the trailer and strap and 30-40 minutes to tarp.
     
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