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My Poly Trucking experience

Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by majestyk, Jun 15, 2016.

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  1. Dec 4, 2016 #81
    majestyk

    majestyk Road Train Member

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    While I certainly agree with the overall assessment of your thoughts there is indeed a pesky section. 395.8(1) in the FMCSR. "Every driver that operates a commercial motor vehicle shall record his/her duty status, in duplicate, for each 24 hour period......"
     
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  3. Dec 5, 2016 #82
    silverspur

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    The word "shall" means the same thing as "may" when there is a constitutional doubt involved.
    395.8 (e) is the Miranda Warning. It tells the driver that information in the logbook can be used to prosecute him/her.
     
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  4. Dec 5, 2016 #83
    Pepper24

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    Where did you get shall defined as you state meaning may.would like to read that.
     
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  5. Dec 5, 2016 #84
    Pepper24

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    Never mind I found it really interesting post .thanks
     
    Pepper24, Dec 5, 2016
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  7. Dec 5, 2016 #85
    Dick Danger

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    Since we're getting very far afield here, anyone remember the song wolf creek pass? And if you do, do you know what he's talking about when he's says they're sucking toothpicks?
     
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  8. Dec 5, 2016 #86
    Western flyer

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    Everything you complained about in this one
    none of these complaints you have here are a
    Issue at poly. None.
    If your running short loads it's because you picked them.
    The person who started this thread is running 1000
    Mile loads all day long.
     
    Western flyer, Dec 5, 2016
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  9. Dec 5, 2016 #87
    radioshark

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    They used to soak the toothpicks in speed way back when.
     
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  10. Dec 5, 2016 #88
    Dick Danger

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    The guys I've talked to used an equine stimulant. Most of them are gone now. When I was a young a boy I didn't know it wasn't normal for people to stay awake for four five days straight. Prederegulation trucking was a very different animal.
     
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  11. Dec 6, 2016 #89
    majestyk

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    Well got the best load out of Henderson in my opinion. Deliver anytime by Sunday in Blaine, WA. Must be getting soft as I think I am going to take a couple of extra days off to recoup here at the house and roll out on Friday for an easy three day trip if the weather is cooperating anyways.
     
    majestyk, Dec 6, 2016
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  12. Dec 10, 2016 #90
    majestyk

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    First quarter of return (13 weeks)
    Miles: 31738
    Drops: 22
    Home: 21 days
    Average mile/week home time included: 2441
    Average miles/day without home time: 453.4

    Week 14: (4 drops, 1 day reset, 4007 miles)
    Week 15: (3 drops, miles 3703)
    Week 16: (1 drop, 2985 miles)
    Week 17 (1 drop, 3190 miles)
    Week 18 (1 drop, 6 days, 3489 miles)
    Week 19 (7 drops, reset, 2599 miles)
    Week 20 (3 drops, 2763 miles, 1 home day)
    Week 21 (2 drops, 2573 miles, 2 days off)
    Week 22 (5 drops, 3202 miles)
    Week 23 (6 drops, reset, 3079 miles)
    Week 24 ( 2 drops, reset, 2961 miles )
    Week 25 (3242 miles, 3 drops )

    Week 26 (xxx miles, 1 drop, 3 days home)
    12/4-12/5 Sealy, TX -- Mont Belvieu, TX -- Henderson, NV --- 1215/1653 miles
    12/6-12/8 home
    12/9-12/10 Henderson, NV -- Blaine, WA --- ca. 1050/1350ish miles

    Week 27
    12/11 Henderson, NV-- Blaine, WA --- 300ish/1350ish miles
    12/11- 12/16 Blaine, WA -- Wenatchee, WA -- Houston, TX --- ca. 2440ish miles

    Looking at a real solid run of around 3800 miles over the first 7 days off home time if I can manage missing any really bad weather.
     
    majestyk, Dec 10, 2016
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