14 hour rule help

C-7. May a "100 air-mile radius" driver utilize the "16-hour duty period" exception in Part § the "16-hour duty period" exception in Part § 395.1(o)?

Yes. A driver normally operating under the 100 air-mile radius exception in § 395.1(e) may also meet the requirements in § 395.1(o) enabling the driver to have one period of 16 hours on-duty each week (or after a 34-hour to have one period of 16 hours on-duty each week (or after a 34-hour restart). However, on the day in which the 16-hour exception is utilized, the driver would not meet the 12-hour duty-period requirement of the 100 air-mile radius exception and would therefore be required to make a RODS for that day.

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Loose lips sink ships. You dingy may soon take on water.

 

Are you asking if it's legal to do this, or how to do it legally, or what to do because you are forced to be illegal?

 

I just noticed your location.If that means Puerto Rico I am not sure these apply to you.

 

Sure, but only if youre a rat