Paper Logs

With paper I never drive 11 hours, 9-10 average and it works out well.

 

why does everybody assume if you drive more 600-700 miles you will have an accident.?

 

700 miles is about the limit you can legally do in 11 hours of driving. fatigue is the deciding factor i guess. i know when i am tired. i know how far i can go. i have done may trips of 1000+ miles in a day. is it legal? no, but the reality of it is most of us have done it for one reason or another. Minneapolis, MN to Chatt TN is about the farthest i have gone in a day. and i have done that many times. not anymore though. the days of running hard like that are in the past.

 

You are pushing the fatigue envelope.

600-650 is very doable. But it does take it's toll after a 7-10 day period.

 

Because Joan Claybrook said so .

 

I have driven up to 10 hours , 50 minutes on e-logs .

 

geeze 600 miles a day is a cake walk...logging 720 isnt the smartest thing but that doesnt mean you cant run that many in a day....

 

Has nothing to do with elogs the topics are about paper, moot point.

 

I logged 749 miles last Thursday from Fergus Falls, MN to Big Timber, MT. I got a clean level 3 at the scale house in Montana on Friday and the inspector didn't even bat an eye at it.

 

God (or The Nun ) forbid a thread get a little off topic .