I'm about to run out of 14-hour clock at receiver ,Bobtail outta here ?

You can keep driving once you empty if the Customer has no place to park for your 10 hour break. You use Personal Conveyance that a law that changed you can even be loaded. They had to give driver a solution to the problem of customer say we can park on their property but the 14 hour says we can't drive. Just so you now for next time anyways, if you run out of hour at customer. You keep driving uner Personal Conveyance to fisrt safe place to parked. Put that on you log also so they know why your going over the 14 hour limit.

 

Like I read in the other comments, you can go over your 14 while on duty, you just can't drive. If you put it into PC (personal conveyance) and would happen to get pulled over, just go on duty AFTER pulling off the road. That keeps you from being in violation. Like Brandt said, go to the first safe place to park.

 

If I had been sitting in a truck for 7 hours I would probably walk in and assault someone. You'll feel better, they'll get the message and you won't ever have to worry about this trucking BS with all of it's rules anymore. Win win win.

 

Pin lock trailer. Leave. Come back later. A mans gotta eat

 

When people ask these type of questions, it sure would help if they clearly stated do they want the legal answer, the real-life answer, or the company answer.

 

Or the best answer, hook on to a flatbed. lol

 

See how that works now?