Does a 10/3 split extend 14hrs?

2pm to midnight will do a 10 hour break, so no need to worry about a split.

But to answer the question, yes. Minimum of 7 hours in the sleeper, with minimum 2 off duty with both equaling 10 hours is fine. And bith sides of the split pause the 14 hour clock.

 

Not sure I understand the question.

If you get 10 in the sleeper there is nothing to extend as you have a fresh 14 hour window.

 

That is correct, because you utiluzed a 3hr break, at the end of it, you need 7 hrs sleeper, without that you just worked over your 14

Is it dumb, yesish, but thats the way it works

 

I’ll take a swing at this so correct me if I’m wrong and I don’t remember the numbers correctly of what happened

10 hour is just that. Nothing special
8/2 split doesn’t extend the 14
7/3 split does extend the 14

I’m not a 100% how the numbers work but I was in an ice storm and decided to stop and I had maybe 2 hours left on my clock

I was on the phone with a friend who knows these rules inside out and when my stop time hit 3 hours all of a sudden I had like 5 more drive available
He said something like “ Oh yeah, that’s the new 7/3 ……”
And with all that. If I decided to continue on my 14 would have turned into like 17-18? Or something like that

 

The 8/2 also pauses the 14, its more useful to think of it as "pause" than "extend"

 

Just always remember there is a glitch in this system the most drivers don’t know about. So you have your system set on a split make sure you log sleeper berth. Even if you’re returning home. I did that once. Earlier in the day I’d done a three hour break, I had the split option still set. I drove back to the yard. Still had time on my clock. Selected “off duty” went home for three days. When I came back and got in the truck and started driving I was in violation from three days earlier. Lol doesn’t matter if you’re off duty for an indefinite amount of time if you did not do the actual sleeper berth portion of that. Seems really stupid to me, that’s how they set it up. So even if you’re going on home time you still have to stay seven or eight hours in that sleeper berth.

 

Not a glitch, its literally the way tge rule is written

Now if you ask "should there be a way that a 34 supersedes the sleeper?" imo yes, but its not written that way