I switched over to straight truck driving last week and need some pointers on logging HOS. Having driven an expediter van for several years, logging was not a concern. Now it is. I never signed on with a T/T company so I have never had a trainer who would cover this topic. Is there a web site I can go to for answers and guidance on logging? A really clear, concise and easy to understand site? I want to learn to do this right. I wasn't required to go to orientation when I made the switch, so I am kind of in the fog here.
Need advice on log books
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There's a bunch of info on the FMCSA website, I think including a condensed version and some Q&A somewhere:
Hours-of-Service Regulations - Effective October 1, 2005 - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Hours-of-Service Regulations - Effective October 1, 2005 - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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I'm sorry, Driver's Daily Log.
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