Logging Daylight savings time

Saturday we spring forward 1 hour at 2AM. In the past I have always been home in the middle of a reset that was a lot longer than 34 hours. This year I am in a company hotel loading at 0830 Sunday morning. After postrip i went off duty at 2100 Friday night. I need to leave the hotel by 7:00 Sunday morning to make my loading appointment. That"s a perfect 34 hour reset except for the fact that we lost an hour do to Daylight Savings Time. It's really only 33 hours even though my log will show 34. Is this a problem?

 

I honestly never thought it would be an issue. Sort of a perfect storm with this load. I will probably just run 8.75 a day and not worry about it.

 

So do you show a 23 hour total for Sunday 3/8? That's the only way the math works out to 33 hours. The logging law say you have to have a continuous line. To accurately show this on the log you would need to leave a gap from 2:00-3:00 AM and flag that.

 

I would bet that if a company scans logs and uses a log computer program to generate reports that it would flag this as a violation. I wonder if DOT looks for this specifically this time of year. My guess is no because it rarely causes a problem. Is everyone going to log an 11 hour break tonight?

That would be easier for DOT to catch than my situation.