Logs and record keeping

[Broompilot]

How do you all take care of keeping your monthly logs in order? I have been using the daily tear away logs if I screw it up to where I cannot read it I can than re-do it so its neat and legable. I have been using the JJ Keller Monthly Summary Sheets that stores the month in one envelope and keeps the HOS on the front with all of the Hours Worked Today Total last 7 H avlb Tommorow-70 Total last 8

 

[Critter Truckin]

I use whatever I get my stinky hands on. We are using some tear-away logs now, but I can't stand them. If you're in a hurry, then they tear out, and you're left doing it all over again. I really liked the Diamond K ones with the daily inspection thingy on the bottom. Big and easy to use.

 

[Packmule]

Broom,
You should give DDL (Drivers Daily Log) software a try. It's a free download and 90 day trial. It takes all the work out of keeping logs. and I can read my logs now! (Hand writing not the greatest)
It will keep your logs in order, and accurate and neat. You can keep your copies stored on your computer,(paperless fileing) or print a hard copy for yourself to keep in a paper file.
If you have a violation it will let you know so you can correct it. eliminates any math errors.
If you don't like it, you haven't lost a dime.

Dan

 

[dhalltoyo]

Searched the internet for Diamond K logs but I can't find them.

Where can I get them?

 

[terryandrene]

DH:

Broompilot sez to check this out:

http://www.jjkeller.com/browse/prod...et=8973725300774270442518252436&pageseq=10001

 

[Crazynuff]

>Broom,
>You should give DDL (Drivers Daily Log) software a try. It's
>a free download and 90 day trial. It takes all the work out
>of keeping logs. and I can read my logs now! (Hand writing
>not the greatest)
>It will keep your logs in order, and accurate and neat. You
>can keep your copies stored on your computer,(paperless
>fileing) or print a hard copy for yourself to keep in a
>paper file.
>If you have a violation it will let you know so you can
>correct it. eliminates any math errors.
>If you don't like it, you haven't lost a dime.
>
>Dan
Just be advised you are required to be able to print out a copy at the request of DOT so you'll need to carry a printer.