How long do you typically stay in the sleeper before hitting the road again? Only 10 hours, 12 hours or more? I know some drivers swear the jump as soon as the clock hits 10 hours.
Time in sleeper berth?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by asphaltreptile311, Feb 13, 2019.
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Depends on the load. If I got a lot of time I stay longer. Usually start my day at 2am and shutdown around 1-3pm.
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I let my body decide how long it's going to sleep. Some days I get about 3hrs and I'm cursing the elog system. Other days, if I'm feeling under the weather, I might sleep for 14. Being an O/O gives me more latitude than a company driver might have, but there isn't any sense in running your body into the ground.
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when my eyes open is when i wake up
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At werner they complained if you went over 10 hours in sleeper. Even if you was in it for 15+ hours waiting on a load
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Your body will dictate what you need. If you need the extra hour use it. Safer then falling asleep behind the wheel.
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Yup, totally agree.
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Either or. Dead tired and driving or just dead
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