Please help me understand this violation

I wonder if the ELD thinks youre in violation because of the rule set thats in there?

That day you logged is just fine under Canadian HOS

 

The way the Canadian rules are set up is you need 10 hrs off duty from midnight to midnight eligible blocks of 30 minutes or more count towards you’re 10 hrs judging from you’re start time to end time you needed 47 minutes of eligible off duty time during the day

 

You logged in a minute early. You’re in violation. Always wait until at least a full minute past your 10 before moving or logging in.

 

Eld’s are funny. It’s probably off by 30 seconds. It’s silly, I know.

 

19:38 to midnight is 4:22.
Midnight to 5:39 is 5:39.

4:22 plus 5:39 equals 10:01.

If you went off duty at 19:39:59 and on duty at 5:39:01 it's 10:00:02. So that's not the problem, but it is a good 'best practice' to wait until 10:01 before going on duty.

The problem is you went on dutybat 5:39 and off duty at 20:26, which is 14:47. Assuming you took an exact 30 minute break, that leaves you with 14:17 on duty inn the last 24 hours, which is a violation in Canada. I'm guessing that you had a little more than that off duty, which is why the violation kicked off at the very end.

 

19:38 to midnight is 4:22.
Midnight to 5:39 is 5:39.

4:22 plus 5:39 equals 10:01.

If you went off duty at 19:39:59 and on duty at 5:39:01 it's 10:00:02. So that's not the problem, but it is a good 'best practice' to wait until 10:01 before going on duty.

The problem is you went on dutybat 5:39 and off duty at 20:26, which is 14:47. Assuming you took an exact 30 minute break, that leaves you with 14:17 on duty inn the last 24 hours, which is a violation in Canada. I'm guessing that you had a little more than that off duty, which is why the violation kicked off at the very end.

 

This^ sounds like you went over your 14 in Canada. You can extend your 14 up to 2 hours by taking 30+ off duty/sb.

also another thing to keep track of as a cross border driver, in the last 14 days you need to have had at least 24 consecutive hours off. Also the resets are 36 hours, although it would be pretty hard to take a 34 and run out of recap in Canada since they use a 7 day cycle.