More then once I have asked a yard dog driver to dock a trailer for me. No shame in that. However nobody would ever have got behind the wheel of my tractor. Company driver or not.
Is it legitimate to charge people to back their trailer for them?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by RedRover, Dec 13, 2016.
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Old news.
You haven't driven in what,10 years?
Things have changed out here. LmaoMJ1657 Thanks this. -
You completely missed the point please re-read. It had absolutely nothing to do with a license.
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I totally got your point. And your point is wrong. There is no rules covering operating a vehicle on private property. The rules apply when you enter a public roadway, not before! I no longer have a drivers license because of epilepsy. There is no law preventing me tonight from getting behind the wheel of a CMV and driving it in a circle for 10 hours in a truck stop. This is my point.
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Okee dokee miskokee whatever ya say
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OP claims 200 difficult backs so far and in another thread is short of the 200 driving hours needed with a mentor.
Something wrong with that ratio.
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Something is wrong with this thread.
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You may technically have to log that on line 4. I for one refuse to log that on line 3 though.
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That is all well and good so long as he ONLY operates on private property. The instant he turns out onto a public road, the HOS once again apply, and ALL of the time he's spent operating on private property counts against his 11/14/70 clocks.Toomanybikes Thanks this.
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