Very true RickG, But Canada is a different game. Heck when I was running Groceries from Sea/Tac to Fairbanks I had 3 different sets of rules to go by. The 1 for the U.S. (which was the old 10/8 ) the 1 for Canada up to Ft. Nelson and the 1 for Northern Canada/Alaska. Luckily I only work a week at a time so it wasn't a problem.
70 hours/8 day rule
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I don't do Canada! I also had a lady DOT back in 94 I think ask me why I didn't take off duty at home and i told her i took time off at so and so and 2 weeks before that somewhere else! She got pretty adamant that I had to take time off at my "home of record" and I asked her if she had her FMCSA book and when she handed it to me I told her to show me where it said that. She was still standing there looking like a deer in the head lights when a LT walked in and I asked him the same question and he looked at me and asked me where the "F" I heard that? I just pointed at the sweetheart in front of me and he cracked up!
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One ofthe many reasons not to run into Canada...
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The reset is just a way to restart your 70, instead of waiting for hours to drop off every day.itsapartydude, Brickman and 25(2)+2 Thank this. -
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As long as there are hours left tomorrow, you can drive.
Reset is not mandatory EVER. The only thing a 34 does is reset your times to zero. It gets you your full 70 back.
If you have hours available you can drive forever without a reset.
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