Drive 2 hr 45 min to the shipper spend 2.5 hrs checking in and getting loaded about 2 hrs of that is in the sleeper. drive 7 hrs 55 mins, park and take and 8 in the sleeper. when the 8 is up you'll gain some time, the problem is not knowing how much time .
Lets say 7 hrs are there to drive and you have a window of 8 hrs and 20 mins to do it before you're in violation.
drive 6 hrs 45 mins park take a two and you'll anoher legal window
I don't understand this passage in FMCSA
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checked out logbook.com yah gotta buy it
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It has a 90 day or however long free trial period. After that if you want to use it to check your logs what you do is select a date back before the trial period ended and put in your paper log times to double check they are correct.
Of course if you are on ELD it will calculate your 2/8 splits for you. But it helps to have the times in your head as you go. -
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You posted the regulation for a passenger carrying vehicle driver, not a property carrying vehicle driver.
Passenger carrying drivers have more leeway for splitting up their required rest breaks. A property carrying vehicle.driver only has the 8/2 split option that everybody else has been posting about.tscottme Thanks this.
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