Mandatory logging on duty fueling

Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by scott180, Jul 21, 2022.

  1. buzzarddriver

    buzzarddriver Road Train Member

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    Well, we can devise a method to do rolling fueling like the military does. A fuel probe extends from the front of the tractor to mate with the receptacle on the rear of a tanker. You radio ahead to the next interchange, the tanker pulls out in front of you and you receive your diesel.
    NO STOPPING.
     
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  3. supergreatguy

    supergreatguy Road Train Member

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    Omg that better be a DOT approved interchange device, or else you might get a spanking and a FINE that’ll completely consume your life until death. Omg pray for a month straight that they don’t catch you in the act, WITHOUT approval omg the tears are burning of fear
     
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  4. Short Fuse EOD

    Short Fuse EOD Road Train Member

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    My 389 identifies as a E-truck. So I will be unable to comply. E-Truck lives matter, E-Truck pride month, inclusive fueling, celebrate E truck diversity. - that’s about all the nonsense words I can think of that I got forced down my throat this year. Sure wish I still had black smoke life.
     
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  5. Val_Caldera

    Val_Caldera Road Train Member

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    I was rather well versed at fabricating MY Log Books.
    E-Logs, not at all, but still did NOT log Fueling.
     
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  6. Lennythedriver

    Lennythedriver Road Train Member

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    This is also gonna clog up the fuel isles even more. Now some truckers take their sweet time in the fuel aisle but most of us try to move along and most of us are out of there in about eight minutes or so. Very seldom does it take 15 minutes unless you’re driving a reefer. And you gotta feel both. Even then 10 minutes is usually suffice. So across-the-board you’re gonna have people sitting at the fuel pump for 15 minutes and then pulling forward for another 15 minutes. Just gonna create more of a mess.

    Furthermore, most all of us, myself included considering stopping for fuel a break. You get out, you move around you get some circulation going you stretch your legs for a few minutes and it gives you a little recharge. Shouldn’t have to log on duty for it at all.
     
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  7. Old Man

    Old Man Road Train Member

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    My paper log only has 15 minutes increments, guess I’ll survive.
     
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  8. Ridgeline

    Ridgeline Road Train Member

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    I call bs on this, I did a super search on the entire fmcsa site and nothing in the above quote came up.
     
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  9. skallagrime

    skallagrime Road Train Member

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    That was my inclination too
    Fueling is on duty anyway so meh
     
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  10. Rubber duck kw

    Rubber duck kw Road Train Member

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    That just means if it takes less than 15 minutes it never happened.
     
  11. mustang190

    mustang190 Road Train Member

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    I thought you were supposed to take a shower while still on the fuel island??
     
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