100 Mile Exemption not 150?

Hours of Service: The 100/150 Air Mile Exemptions

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Who Can Utilize the 100/150 Air Mile Exemption?
The 100 air mile exemption is for CDL drivers who:

• Operate within 100 air miles
• Go off duty within 12 hours
• Report back to the same work location every day
• Have at least 10 consecutive hours off before starting their next on-duty period

The 150 air mile exemption is for non-CDL drivers who:

• Operate within 150 air miles
• Do not drive through any state that requires a CDL for the type of vehicle being driven
• Report back to the same work location every day
• Do not drive after the 14th hour of coming on duty in a period of seven consecutive days
• Do not drive after the 16th hour of coming on duty in a period of two consecutive day

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There was a thread yesterday here on TTR about a trucker logging at 150th mile delivering agricultural to market 900 miles away. He can do this only if he is returning directly back to the starting point. If the truck went anywhere else, then normal rules apply.

 

If you are not Agriculture, then you fall under the 100 mile rule.

150 mile

ELD Hours of Service (HOS) and Agriculture Exemptions

ELD Hours of Service (HOS) and Agriculture Exemptions

100 Mile

Start at #12

Regulations Section

 

Hours of Service: The 100/150 Air Mile Exemptions

 

But under the 100 mile... they went over thinking they had 150..

 

my bad. i mixed two regs

farm permit is 150 miles

rods are for over 8 days in a 30 day period.

 

This is our exemption. We go as far as 160 miles. Well within the 150 mile radius. And we have cdl.

 

Anything past the 150 you will have to log.... once back in the 150 you run exempt.

 

We don't exceed 150 mile radius. Only miles.

 

So if you stay within the 150 mile radius no matter how many miles past 150 you are exempt... once you go beyond in a straight line 150 miles then yes you have to log..only the miles beyond the 150 miles. once inside the 150 mile radius you go exempt again on logs..

Just wanted to clarify your prior post.