So I typically work an overnight shift and had an issue with my eld not dropping off hours that I thought should have been dropped Perhaps Im wrong and would like some advice here.
The following is a close example to what I worked last week
Sun 6pm -6am Mon
Mon 6pm- 6am Tues
tues 6pm-5am Wed
Weds 6pm- 5am
Thurs 6pm-5am
Fri off (not for 34 hours)
Sat 2pm-10pm Sat
That total 65 hours over the week without a reset
So when I came in Sun at 8pm I really only had 5 hours to reach the 70 but shouldn't the hours from last Sunday have dropped off at Midnight giving me hours after midnight to continue to drive. We run the 70/8 rule. My office says everyone needs a 34 hour reset. My eld didn't give me the hours and told me I was in violation.
Thanks for your help
Hours of service
Discussion in 'Trucking Industry Regulations' started by Davehrose1, Mar 4, 2024.
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Been a long time since I've worked with recap hours, but if I'm understanding your post correctly, then you wouldn't get hours back till 12:00 AM monday.
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Recap hours come back to you a week and a day later, so Sunday hours come back to you Monday, Monday hours Tuesday and so on.
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Also, hours come.back to you based on the timezone your company uses, so if your company is in central time and you are in Eastern time you won't get any hours back until the day changes in Central time, or 01:00 Eastern.
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I'm not saying it wasn't out of necessity, but, somebody couldn't figure out a way to stretch another hour to give you a 34 hour reset???gentleroger, BigR, Kyle G. and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Does that work in the same way in the USA and Canada?Kyle G. Thanks this. -
confusing, NO?Kyle G. and Suspect Zero Thank this. -
I see thanks, the same system we have in Europe them, no need to change the in cab time as long as you remember where you are regarding the local, to you, time for your reload or whatever. Better than remembering to alter a clock in the cab though.
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Everybody remember, DST starts this Sunday morning(3/10) and we move clocks forward 1 hour. Of course there are a few who don't, you know who you are.
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