Sorry a little late on the 3 hours sitting comment, but thought I would clarify for some of the newbees. Per Roehl, (as explained to me and I think its in the DRG, but I am too tired to look) to receive detention time you must log 15 mins on-duty for check-in. Obviously you must log on-duty when doing anything and SLEEPER when waiting for the load/unload. You can not log OFF Duty at any point. You must start with min 15 mins on-duty and end with min 15 mins on-duty on you logs to qualify for detention. And obviously send in Macro 61 and fill it out on your trip sheet. I haven't missed one by doing it this way.
OK carry on!
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I think the training got to you... Come back, tell them I recruited you
and demand a 2012 SILVER Prostar.
DrtyDiesel Thanks this. -
It was the lure of "local" home daily work that got me. Unfortunately while technically accurate it doesn't pay the bills so I'm running "regional" instead though I am home Friday evening until Monday morning without fail so far. The other unfortunate is that all the flatbed work they have is local, so I can't afford to do it. :/
A 2012? I had a 2013 before I quit. I'm not downgrading!
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Pull the fuse, problem fixed
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) that because I don't understand 75% of what you just said, it will all be explained to me during Phase 1 training.
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