It won't be the last time.
Road construction isn't too bad, even if you only go 25mph, it isn't as bad as it seems as long as you are rolling. Road construction + and rush hour is no good. It can be a waste your 70 to trudge and through it. Probably save you an hour or two ant the end of the week, from one avoidance like that.
Might be good to let dispatch know how many hours you will have left after your delivery, so they can plan for it. After your break and get rolling tomorrow. Just so they don't assume you can bounce for a day.
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According to people I know, it’s not a big deal. Just pull over and turn off the eld or put it on pc, and then finish the run.
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You did the right thing. You might have driven another hour, 1.5 tops. Any more than that would have been pushing it to close.
I agree with buddyd157, always get as close as you can. Being on elog/eobr in this case that is exactly what you did.
Back in the day when we were still on paper, then you could have driven. Until you either got there. Or were to tired to drive more. BUT your not on paper.Lepton1 Thanks this.
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