Here's my question.
Say I typically work in a yard moving trucks in and out of doors and don't leave the property. Does this go towards a 14 hr day or does not count? Second part; say I worked 5 hours of a scheduled 8 and then sent on a run that takes 10 hours, does the 5 go against my time or not?
I guess to simplify is yard time considered on duty not driving?
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Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by runawayload, May 22, 2014.
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Yes it is. Sure do miss the little guy
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Yes,once you start a log sheet even working at a factory counts off your 14. Of course assuming you havent had 10 hours off. It seems like since you never leave the local area. You could use the 16 hour short haul trucker exception. Still only drive 11,but once a week do a 16 hour day.Just a thought.
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http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/regulations/title49/section/395.2?guidance
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Thank you..
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now the question is what if a yard dog doesnt even have a CDL then what?
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Any work, even not trucking related will count as "on duty not driving". For example; you leave the trucking company and work as a night waiter somewhere.....That time counts as On Duty Not Driving. This would have an effect on your 70 and your 14. If you worked all night somewhere you would need 10 hrs off before going on the Driving line
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