I agree with what you're saying, just have seen drivers post that they've avoided taking resets for most of their time on the road. I also don't know why you wouldn't want to, unless you have the mindset that since you're on the road anyway you might as well be working.
Could someone explain the hours of service regulations?
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It comes down to burning your 70 as fast as you can and working fewer days but longer hours, or pacing yourself so you can continually roll and never have to do a reset. I can see the benefits of both and it mostly depends on the driver which works better for them.
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also depends on freight. if you have no load might as well get your break in
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someone forgot about the half hour break you'll be forced to take after 8 hours. along with the new reset rules.
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