14 Hour Violation Due to Breakdown? Help!
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Truckerman99, Apr 21, 2021.
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what I would have done is call safety and see what they can do about an edit of the logs to get the truck off the road. Once it is off the road, even though that means driving it to the hotel at the next exit, then you can go off duty and start the reset.NavigatorWife, slow.rider and T.Rucker Thank this. -
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It seems a bizarre irony to worry about simple transportation to a hotel while hauling a trailer full of cars.
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This whole thread just makes me shake my head and think what a sad screwed up industry and world we are in. So worried about a violation and the possible adverse effects. I'm surprised no one mentioned the death penalty for driving over hours. Everybody is so flipping scared anymore its crazy.
Oh you probably should have trip planned better. Or you didn't check that tire every 150 miles.
The dude was 11 minutes away from his motel in a daycab. Is a blow tire really not a good enough reason to drive 11 minutes? Who's gonna write a ticket for that?!? Someone even suggested getting a tow after having the tire fixed to avoid the violation! Insane.just_sayin, slow.rider, BoostedTeg and 3 others Thank this. -
The OP wanted to know how to handle this without going into violation, and people gave some ideas.slow.rider and Bean Jr. Thank this. -
2 hours off duty in the middle of the 14 somewhere, followed by driving enough to finish 11 hour clock but goes over 14 hours from the time you started the day by no mere than 2 hours... Thus creating a violation. This can be remedied by then taking 8 OR MORE hours in Sleeper, which will make the previous 2 hours off duty NOT count against the 14... Thus removing the violation. One can then continue in ANY off duty status for an additional 2 hours to make a full 10 hour reset, thus completely resetting both 11 and 14 hour clocks. Doing so does not make the previous 2 hours again count against the 14. There is no rule that says the 2 portions of the split berth can't add up to more than 10 hours.
Split berth is really easy to under stand now...
One break can be either Off Duty or Sleeper and MUST be at least 2 hours OR MORE.
The other break MUST be at least 7 hours in Sleeper berth.
Both breaks MUST add up to at least 10 hours.
The shorter break (off duty or sleeper) CAN be paired with a 10 hour break IF a portion of that 10 hour break is at least 7 consecutive hours of sleeper (this portion MUST also add up to 10 hours when added to the shorter break).
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