Hey all,
I've been in business for about a year now and I still need to do my new entrant safety audit. I have my authority in AZ but I've been working and staying locally in Southern California 99% of the time within 150 air miles. I haven't been keeping logs due to this and I'm worried it's not gonna fly with the audit. Has anybody had a similar situation? Is there a way for me to declare a "terminal" address somehow to show that? I didn't see anything on the MCS-150 for a terminal address.
Thank you all for your input.
Authority in another state
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by m00vit, Jan 25, 2024.
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You’re away from your from where you started your authority. You’ve been in Violation since you been in COMMIEFORNIA. The 150 miles exemption(100 miles in California) is from your home base. Also, you have to keep track of your hours, either by Elog, Time Clock(punch in and out from home terminal) or PAPER LOG(within your home 20 150 mile radius). DOT/CHP is gonna have a field day with you. Goodluck.
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Thanks guys. I would imagine there is some sort of exception to local work when away from home
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