Clock status question. Staging are to dock if 14 is expired?

All situations all different but if the facility allows you to stay on premises and has a yard dog then having some cash on hand makes all the difference in the world. Sometimes it's the shippers/receivers fault, sometimes it's on the driver. If you can't work it out, find somewhere to park before it becomes solely your problem.
Either way have cash on hand. It still solves alot of problems plastic can't.

 

No matter what, stop using the words “Safe Haven”, has nothing to do with pc.

for what it is worth, last year we went through an audit with the logs for one of the companies, I brought up this issue that worried me. One driver had 23 hours of on-duty, not driving time because the load was glass and the driver had to be there watching the unloading, well reality was he was in the sleeper for 6 hours sleeping.

so the auditor said when i showed him the logo, it is legal.

The driver can work as long as he wants, but he can’t drive beyond the 14. And if he worked any thing beyond 14, it is treated just as he worked 10, he has to do a 10 hour reset.

 

Yeah the 14 only stops you driving. You could still drive a forklift or other dangerous work. If you wanted. Our guberment keeping us safe.

 

You drive the truck, notate it as Yard Move to Dock-Private Property.

 

Don’t waste your breath. He knows it all and you couldn’t possibly know any more than him. Look at his history. It’s nothing but moving from one crap mega to another. Hire on, all is good. Six months later, it starts getting bad. Then it’ll come down to they “couldn’t deal with my no b.s. attitude” so he quits. Rinse, repeat, etc....

 

would you use pc if you saw this

 

You're not talking about the OP, right? Cuz he's only been with Swift. Just started about 6 months before my starting with Stevens.

 

On the omnitracs eld’s there is a “will pair SB” box you gotta check to get it to stop the clock when doing the splits.

 

My company we have "yard move"
Option to use.

 

You drive for Swift ... I drove for them for 8 years.

Anytime I had this issue I just did PC. Noted private property move. Never heard squawk.

There ... problem solved.