When to sign logbook???
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by jaguar011, Dec 28, 2015.
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I always signed mine at the end of my day.
Highway Sailor, Alberta trucker and AModelCat Thank this. -
End of the day. How can you "certify these entries are true and correct" when you haven't logged anything yet that day?
MidWest_MacDaddy, gwilli89, Highway Sailor and 6 others Thank this. -
If you are running totally legal it should not matter when you sign it.
DTP Thanks this. -
It does not matter. When you sign the log your certifying the log is a correct account of your time during that 24 hour period. If you sign it before your day starts or afterward in the end does not matter.
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I sign at the end of the day, except the one time DOT wanted it signed before a level 1, I signed it then for him.
CrappieJunkie Thanks this. -
It says you are certifying the entries are true and correct,it doesn't say anything about complete. Therefore I sign mine when I start a new page.
DTP, scottied67, Blackshack46 and 1 other person Thank this. -
I have had several state DOT officers tell me to sign my logbook and tell me I should always sign it before I start my day. In some ways this is like the vehicle inspection. Some officers want it done before the trip some after. I always showed 15 minutes before and after and filled my vehicle inspection part at the end of the day. This leads me into my biggest peeve about DOT. There is no uniform way to run! Some states have differing laws or ways DOT enforce them.
Lepton1 Thanks this. -
At the end of the day. Only are you truly obligated to be questioned by your log is when your signature is on it. However every log must be signed at the end of the day.
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