What is tagging in a log book?

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  1. jaadmc

    jaadmc Bobtail Member

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    what is tagging in a log book and how does it work?
     
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  3. ShootThis

    ShootThis Medium Load Member

    You mean as in Flagging?
     
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  4. Hegemeister

    Hegemeister Road Train Member

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    He must mean flagging. It's when you label a point in time without showing any time used. I used to flag a post trip inspection at the end of the day at the point where I go from line 3 to line 2.
     
  5. jaadmc

    jaadmc Bobtail Member

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    yeah, I meant flagging,sorry. does a driver have to stop and check tires and flag it if you are NOT hauling hazmat? thanks for your help. also if so when? hazmat is every 2 hours I think, but I don't know about non-hazmat loads
     
  6. RickG

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  8. Allow Me.

    Allow Me. Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Under 7 min, flag. Over 7 min, log 15 min.
     
  9. jaadmc

    jaadmc Bobtail Member

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  10. Eaton18

    Eaton18 Road Train Member

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    So how do you show 7 mins? It's not under nor over.... :biggrin_2559:

    My company does not want us showing a 15 min Pre-Trip. They require us to show a 15 min Post-Trip. We may, if we choose, flag a pre-trip.
     
  11. RickG

    RickG Road Train Member

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    My carrier requires showing 15 minutes for posttrip and pretrip on e-logs . Here's what's irritating though . If the truck and trailer are already connected 15 minutes is permissible for inspecting both . If we are going to inspect only the tractor then bobtail and hook to the trailer a full 15 minutes is required for each .
    sometimes we are asked to spot a trailer at a shipper 10 minutes from the terminal . The tractor may be already pretripped returning from a run . Pretrip the trailer , drive 10 minutes , posttrip the trailer , drive 10 minutes , posttrip the tractor . Spotting the trailer pays $25 and we are only at the shipper about 20 minutes .
     
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