the snow is trying to eat me! myself and a fork lift driver were out here stuck at the shipper lol took me a while but i got out, he on the other hand had to get pulled to safety
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Discussion in 'May Trucking' started by Scooter Jones, Feb 5, 2013.
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Okay Blue this is for you
When I stopped last night I had the remaining time left on my clock:
3 hrs & 45 minutes left on my 11 hr drive time
And
6 hrs & 15 minutes left on my 14 hr on-duty
After 8 consecutive hrs in the sleeper my EOBR reset and I got back
3 hrs & 45 minutes available drive time
With
6 hrs & 15 available on-duty time. -
yes i understand that part silly lol
it was the after the 2 hrs part i was makin sure, if you used just 2 hrs from what you had from above, then took the 2 hr sleeper to complete your 10, you would only get 9 hrs to drive for the day, and your 14 would be whatever time you had left from when you went back on duty after the 8 right ^.^
not worrying TOO much about it, i did it that once and dont really plan on doing it much anymore lol just wanted to try and be on time... for a load that my company didnt even know i had lmfao. the address on the bills didnt match address on dispatch, but same city. so i waited a while and csr didnt get back to me, i left (it was just a trailer in the lot, hossler dude said these 2 trailers are ready to go, one to st louis where i was going and the other somewhere else). i stopped for the night and someone finally said just take it to the address. well the next morning they were like um so.. where are you lmao. I was at ashley furniture, and when i got there they were like um you're a day early. the company was like well, you have their stuff and they're ok taking it today so dont worry we'll figure out where the stuff is that was supposed to be delivered today lol -
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so in conclusion... i drive up to 11 hrs, and then i sleep for 10 hrs and then do it over again the next day
lol
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No, you don't have to sleep. You can just stay up all night surfing the web, then get up and drive for another 11 if you want
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I so don't miss the QC,I'm basically local but still drive in both OR & WA far enough to have a log book.
Paper is a-ok!......really simple when you go home every night and have weekends off lol.
It's nice not having big brother connected to my truck.
Rogerthat Thanks this.
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