How long did you spend on logs in School/Training for your CDL?

I know some of you may not had to go through training (not sure how it went in the older days), but for those I would love to know the truth.

How long did your instructor spend on teaching logs?


In a reply if you could maybe explain how they taught you the logs.
1) Power point: Showing pictures, words etc?
2) Over head projector: Did they write on a log sheet how to fill out each part?
3) Give me an idea on what stuck out in your head that made you understand a certain regulation. example: What made you understand the 11 & 14 hour rule (or in the prior years, 10 & 15 hour rule)?



I am very curious to know this answer. I have to teach you all logs. I need to understand how everyone learns them the best You can help make my job easier that's for sure!

I am curious as well if schools spent more time with drivers on logs if it would be easier on you all to understand the regulations.

 

Well @ least you didn't say 1942
Ok great! I am hearing "stories maybe" that some are only teaching for 15 minutes. Logging the daily class isn't really learning anything though. I am glad you added they taught you logs as well.
Logging the classes and then learning is a good thing

Thanks for your time

 

It's that thing you write in with your crayon's

Then when you get pulled over you tell the officer;

Sir the lot lizard I had in my truck must have stolen it