I should clarify that it's not very efficient use of your time to take nothing but 8 hour breaks. I maximize my time by utilizing a two hour break at either the shipper or receiver while unloading. A typical day for me might be:
Sleep 8
Drive 5
Sleep 2
Drive 6
Sleep 8
Drive 5 etc...
I unload and pickup once a day. I typically sit 250 miles from the receiver and start my day very early in the am. If the receiver takes more than an hour to unload, I stay long enough to make it two hours... Drive a short distance to load where I'll then have 4 to five hours left to drive. Sleep in the early afternoon so I get prime parking in the truckstop... Up at O'dark thirty and do it again.
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Sleeper Berth Split Break I NEED HELP PLS!!!!
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by Roby, Apr 14, 2011.
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one thing though make sure you show a ten hour break at some point, to me it seems like thats what the DOT looks for. i only think the split sleeper should be used on a situational basis. i look at the split sleeper asma total luxury
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There is no restriction on the use of the split-break provision. If there were, it would be in the regulations.
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