Paper back-up logs

Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by mitmaks, Aug 16, 2018.

  1. supersnackbar

    supersnackbar Road Train Member

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    The rule is carry 8 days of paper. As a company driver, you have to report a malfunction to the company within 24 hrs and the company has 8 days to get it fixed or replaced. If they can't, they have to file an extension with the FMCSA. As for having 8 days logs, the data has to be available and accessible in case of unit failure. I personally can log into my company's Peoplenet account and access or download up to 6 months of my logs and print them out.
     
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  3. rank

    rank Road Train Member

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    I was talking about a one truck.....or worse.....a two, three truck operation. We're running a $800 Roadlog on one truck which is a self contained unit. No downloads available. I suppose there would be downloads available but the system is designed to use the memory stick to back the logs up to a hard drive but this is "a truck driver not a computer geek" so it never gets done. The solution so far has been to run a parallel paper copy.
     
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