Work 14 hours a day Sunday through Thursday . That's 70 hours in 5 days . Be off 34 hours Thursday to Saturday . You could run 14 hours Saturday and have 84 hours in 7 days .
Link to log book examples on new hours of service! Goes into effect 7/1/2013
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by LogsRus, Mar 31, 2013.
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Under the old rule you could start a fresh 70 anytime after after a 34 hr break. Thus, one could actually drive more than 70 hrs in 8 days. Not anymore with the implementation of the two consecutive periods of 1 to 5 am and the restart limited to once per 168 hrs (7 days). I figure it's going to cost me at least 800 miles per month with the way I normally run.
800 miles at 12 mos X .40 starts to equal some serious cash. -
Oh yeah... 70 hrs in 6 days ...ok I get it ... Too bad I haven't seen that in awhile... Oh well, now it won't matter with this 30min every 8 ....
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So at my company they are famous for having us do rolling restarts and I read the new rules but did not see anything pertaining to that. Maybe I read them wrong but hoping someone understands this new hours of service better then I do. In the past the only way I got a reset was to call safety and tell them I was too tired to keep on driving on recap hours and only managed to get 3 restarts where I actually had 34 hrs off last year.. So can someone please explain????? thanks
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There's nothing that precludes a driver from running on recap, even under the new provision. The FMCSA is not mandating a 34 hr restart. They are restricting a 34 hr restart (if you take one) to once every 168 hrs and it must include two consecutive periods of 1 AM to 5 AM.
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2 words. loose leaf. nuff' said.
HalpinUout and BAYOU Thank this. -
When doing a 10 hr break am i allowed to put all 10 as sleeper birth??
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Yes...........
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