Nothing stopping a driver from resetting with a 34 if they break through 70 hours! A driver can be ON DUTY-NOT DRIVING for any amount of time. The only rule regarding that issue is the driver may not DRIVE until 10 hours OFF DUTY/SLEEPER has been met, and that there are hours available from the 70 total in 8 days.
can someone explain HOS reset to me?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by morpheus, Sep 27, 2015.
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Morpheus, you'll figure it out. The HOS rules can be a pain for a while. Are you on Elogs? If you ever learned to do paper it makes a lot more sense with those hours dropping off in the 8th day and being available for you to drive. Some companies are more flexible than others concerning those rules.
A comment I don't understand and think is the path to madness: "If you go over your 70, you can't take a 34 hour reset?" What happens if you go over, your life ends? Some celestial entity pulls your CDL? If you go over your 70, you will NEED a 34hr reset. Unless it's been 8 days, and you can start picking up the hours that drop off, like Joker and others said, you can start running on your recap.
I do that, a lot. Lately, though, I've been thinking about it more because if you run less than 11hrs drivetime available per day, you wind up sitting and waiting for your 10hr clock, a lot more waiting. No pay for waiting. So I'm trying the reset and run a full clock, then compare that to my recap income. Best. -
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so you can only drive a total of 11 hours during the 14 hour period. Correct?
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I work at Whole Foods as a meat cutter. Trust me. every time that some new dictum comes along it changes so someone can justify their job.Straight Stacks Thanks this.
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