Transcript Driver logs
Driver Logs
Compliance with hours of
service regulations
Having a GVWR or GCWR of 10,001
pounds or more
Compliance with hours of
service regulations
Designed to transport 16 or more
passengers, including the driver
Compliance with hours of
service regulations
Transporting hazardous materials in
a type or quantity which require
placarding
The graph grid
Off duty
Sleeper berth
Driving
On duty
Eleven items on all logs
1.
Date
2.
Total miles driven today
3.
Truck or tractor and trailer number
Eleven items on all logs
4.
Carrier’s name
5.
24-hour period starting time
6.
Driver’s signature/certification
7.
Main office address
Eleven items on all logs
8.
Remarks
9.
Co-driver’s name (if applicable)
10. Total
hours in each duty status
Eleven items on all logs
11. Shipping
document number(s) or
shipper name and commodity
Log keeping responsibilities
Entries must be current
Name of city, town, or village and
state where each change of duty
status occurs must be recorded in
the remarks section
Log keeping responsibilities
Entries must be legible/in driver’s
own
handwriting
Log keeping responsibilities
Entries must include the 11 required
items
Time standard at the
home terminal must
be used
Log keeping responsibilities
Entries must be done in duplicate
Entries for multiple
days off or vacations
may be consolidated
onto a single log
Record retention
Original record of duty status must
be submitted to the carrier within
13 days
Record retention
Keep a copy of each record for the
previous 7 consecutive days in your
possession and available for
inspection while on duty
Record retention
Carrier must keep
records of duty status
and all supporting
documents for 6 months