Are EOBR's creating a "new" new breed

You're arguing a fact with an opinion. What I said is not wrong. Quit saying that it is.

It's 15 minutes. Not 10. Not 7.5. Quit making up your own regulations.

 

No , no regulation specifies a time for fuel stops but if your safety department accepts that you can get out of a truck , enter info in a fuel pump , take off the fuel cap , fill the tank and replace the cap in less than 15 minutes they're a bunch of idiots . I bet you also pull up and go in for a receipt but we won't figure that .

 

You can go off duty with a truck at a fuel island ? If you pay with a fuel card the time is recorded on billing . I doubt an auditor doesn't believe you don't go in for a receipt .

 

This was on an older phone and company policy did not allow muting. It had no volume.

 

Naaaa,I think they are just phasing out solo drivers...

 

I log all my fuel stops off duty--since I only use full service truckstops! Save time on my 10 hour driving day---
and just because my wife tells me it isn't 1975 anymore--DOESN'T MAKE HER RIGHT!!

 

It can be done. I've fueled at a TS in under 15 minutes plenty of times.

Anyway, that is not the point. The point is:

If the duration is under 15 minutes, flag it. It doesn't need to be logged as a status change. I bet none of you EOBR freaks would know how to run on paper. Your logs would be a royal mess.

 

Careful. According to the EOBR freaks, you're now a outlaw supertrucker.